January 20th, 2005 | Published in Beyond groceries
“Students collect prices on 14 specific items from their local grocery stores. The data is entered into a spreadsheet, sorted and averaged. The information is then sent to the Global Grocery List web site and becomes part of a growing table of data. The data is analyzed providing the students an opportunity for solving many problems.”
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