Scroll down the page to National Data Sources. How many sources are included?
Scroll back up to the State-Specific Data Sources. Click on Massachusetts. Click on Resources
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Question 12
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How many sources provide data broken down by demographics (age, sex, race/ethnicity?)
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Question 27
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Look at the county snapshot (the big table). Identify two measures where Nantucket seems to be performing well.
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What type of data uses numbers and can answer questions like how much?
Question 2
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What type of data includes descriptions and viewpoints?
Question 3
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Click on the words that describe types of quantitative data.
Question 4
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Click on the words that describe types of qualitative data.
Question 5
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What type of data is gathered by someone else and commonly found through national agencies?
Question 6
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What type of data is collected by you the researcher?
Question 8
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What method uses small groups to gather information?
Question 9
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What method uses a traditional approach to gathering community input through written, telephone, web based or in person surveys.
Question 10
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What method uses an open discussion among a large group of participants
Question 13
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How many sources provide data for sub-county geographic units (ex. cities, zip codes or school districts)?
Question 14
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What is one piece of data you can learn about on this website?
Question 15
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How healthy is your county in Massachusetts?
Question 16
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Is the county's health outcome and factor what you expected? Explain.
Question 17
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Look at the county snapshot (the big table). Identify two measures where Bristol county seems to be performing well.
Question 18
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Look at the county snapshot (the big table). Identify two measures where Bristol county has room to improve.
Question 19
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Notice that different types of quantitative data are represented in the table. State a measure that uses percentage.
Question 20
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Notice that different types of quantitative data are represented in the table. State a measure that uses ratio.
Question 21
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Notice that different types of quantitative data are represented in the table. State a measure that uses means.
Question 22
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Scroll to Children in Poverty under Social and Economic Factors.
What percentage of children live in poverty in Bristol County?
Question 23
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If you click on Children in poverty you will be able to see the dat broken down by race/ethnicity. How does the Children in Poverty vary by race/ethnicity?
Question 24
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Click on the methods and limitations. What is the data source for child poverty?
Question 25
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What questions does your snapshot raise for you about what's impacting your community?