Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Program

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Unit 3: ProbabilityConnectionsRole Audience Format Topic8 Researcher Adult TelevisionprogramassessmentSelect a program on television that yoususpect is a form of gambling. Watchthe program three times. Recordincidents of “gambling.” Indicate whenit happens, what the result is andwhether it could lead to a problem forthe contestants and audience.Individual Metacognition• The 3 Rs of Reflection: Students use The 3 Rs of Reflection (Retell, Relate,Reflect) as a way for them to reflect on their learning prior to the next class.Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Programwww.ProblemGambling.ca3.7
Unit 3: ProbabilityAppendix AStudent Resource 1Lottery ScenarioScenarioImagine that there is a lottery where one winner is picked once a week for oneyear. There are only four tickets in the lottery and you purchase one for yourselfevery week of the entire year (52 weeks). What is your probability of winningexpressed as a per cent?Procedure1. Create a T-chart in your notes to tally the results of your investigation. The T-chart will have 52weeks listed in the left-hand column and your answers in the right hand column.2. Create four tickets, each numbered with a different number.3. Place the tickets in a container, and without looking pull one ticket for each week of the year. Asyou pull the tickets, record the number of the ticket beside the week it represents.4. Calculate the number of times that each ticket won.5. Change this number into a per cent.6. Answer the following questions.Discussions1. In the first week what is your probability of winning?2. Is it possible to create a formula that represents your chance of winning each week?3. Is it true that you could win every week all year?4. Is it true that you might not win in any week?5. Why is there no guarantee that you might win?Youth Making Choices: Gambling Prevention Programwww.ProblemGambling.ca3.8
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