Visually representing data is the essence of an infographic, so using them for math projects is perfect! Having students create infographics will help them synthesize data and reporting in a visual way and can give you an idea of how they digest information. Infographics can also be created in preparation for a lesson and given to students as reference.
Ideas for Math Projects:
Class Averages
Population of Cities
Visualizing Numbers Like Pi
Instructions
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