Check the update. I’m not quite sure how to describe visually what’s “left” in the sieve. I don’t want to show both test+ and false+ as outputs, exactly, because a sieve is suppose to keep some stuff back while letting other stuff through. But, I think the idea of the circles above makes things more clear than the bars in terms of what’s going on as well as proportionality.
I do cover the equivalent of fasle+ verbally, but it would be nice to make it visually. I’ll keep thinking about this. Part of it is that I was trying to set things up onto just one page. If I ditch that (it’s already on two now), I could maybe spread things out even more and show what’s left in the sieves for each group.
Check the update. I’m not quite sure how to describe visually what’s “left” in the sieve. I don’t want to show both test+ and false+ as outputs, exactly, because a sieve is suppose to keep some stuff back while letting other stuff through. But, I think the idea of the circles above makes things more clear than the bars in terms of what’s going on as well as proportionality.
I do cover the equivalent of fasle+ verbally, but it would be nice to make it visually. I’ll keep thinking about this. Part of it is that I was trying to set things up onto just one page. If I ditch that (it’s already on two now), I could maybe spread things out even more and show what’s left in the sieves for each group.
Thanks for the suggestion.