[Informatics] SAT data

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Dear Michael

To receive a high, I am setting students to collect a minimum of 100-150 (rest of the things including manipulations…) with a combination of minimum 2 secondary source data(data set + may be a news article or …)
Thanks
Sid
St Monica’s College Epping
16 Davisson St,
Epping 3076



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Subject: [Informatics] SAT data

Hi SAT folk,
I’m trying to get my head around how much primary data is required to score high, and how students are allowed to use secondary data in their SAT. The DLTV sample solution (Sleepy Heads) is quite light on when it comes to data and it would all seem to be primary.  Am I the only one feeling like this?

Cheers,
Michael


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