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Use of Data
Quantitative & Qualitative Data
How data is collected
Quantitative Data
Learning Objectives
Quantitative:
- Heart rate monitor
- Stopwatches
- Meter ruler
Qualitative:
- Interviews
- Observations
Data that can be quantified as a number, e.g. time in seconds, or goals scored.
There is no opinion expressed (qualitative); it is a fact.
- Fitness tests produce numerical scores.
- Heart rate is measured in beats per minutes, graph plots
- Engagement patterns in social groups, numerical amounts or percentages
- An understanding of the types of data.
- How data is collected.
- Ability to present data in various formats
- How to analyse data
- How to evaluate data
- Questionnaire
- Survey
Qualitative Data
Bar Chart
Line Chart
The use of rectangular bars which show the data quantities.
The use of plotted points (markers) to show data, which are joined together by a line.
Data which is subjective, involving opinions relating to quality of performance rather than the quantity.
Ability to present data
Opinions on:
- Commericalisation in sport.
- Extrinsic motivation.
- What a diet should contain
Transferring information into three main formats:
- Plotting a basic line chart
- Plotting a basic bar chart
- Labelling the X and Y axis correctly
Labelling Y & X
- X Axis: Shows the independent variable (the bottom horizontal)
- Y Axis: Shows the dependent variable (the left vertical side)