PREDICTING
You are predicting when you
are……….
1. Using previous or present evidence to
state incoming events.
2. Able to differentiate between predicting and
guessing.
3. Able to determine the outcomes from
action.
4. Using pattern of date explictly to make
projections.
YOU ARE PREDICTING WHEN
YOU ARE….
5. Confident with the accuracy of the
prediction.
6. Able to verify a statement of related to
future events based on evidence or past
experiences.
YOU ARE PREDICTING WHEN
YOU ARE….
7. Being cautious in making assumption
about a certain pattern of data beyond
the evidence at hand.
8. Extrapolating and inserting data as a tool
to predict.
WHY DO WE NEED TO PREDICT?
When accuracy is not essential in:
i. Reducing the number of choice.
ii. Planning
iii. Considering choices
HOW DO WE PREDICT?
i. Observe to gather data.
ii. Identify the pattern of the data.
iii. Based on the pattern or past
experiences, make suitable
predictions.
What is meant by predicting?
Predicting is a process of forecasting
events based on observations and
previous experiences or certain
pattern of reliable data.
WHO USES PREDICTIONS?
Meteorologist –uses weather trends of the past to
predict today’s weather.
Financial advisor – predicts which investments will be
profitable.
Doctors – make predictions of a patient’s future well
being/health.