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HL Central Limit Theorem 4.15

In pairs, or small groups, students can brainstorm (1-3minutes) what they know about the physical/biological world. How much of that knowledge has come from complete knowledge of the entire population and how much from samples (that are often only a small percentage of the whole population)? What evidence do we have that knowledge gained from samples can tell us anything valid about the entire population? The below...

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