TEKS: Chapter 113. Social Studies See All Teacher Resources
113.48.c.4
(4) Social studies skills. If doing quantitative research, the student is expected to:
- (A) apply the scientific method in a research project;
- (B) create a matrix applying research methodologies that employ survey research, ethnography, primary documents, and statistical analysis to given subject areas;
- (C) determine the most efficient research approach;
- (D) utilize basic statistical approaches and tools in the analysis of aggregate information;
- (E) define and compute statistical information using various statistical approaches such as means testing and correlation, measures of central tendency and distribution, the development of categorical systems, and logical analysis;
- (F) analyze information using a spreadsheet or statistical analysis information software;
- (G) apply the fundamental principles and requirements of validity and reliability as used in the social sciences;
- (H) interpret patterns of behavior reflecting attitudes and values that contribute or pose obstacles to cross-cultural understanding; and
- (I) utilize applicable ethical standards in collecting, storing, and using human experimental or survey data.