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Interactive Stats 2e

November 3, 2017 sullystats

George Woodbury and I have been very busy these past few months putting together the revision of the innovative Interactive Statistics…

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Posted in: Textbooks

New York Times Monthly Stats Feature

September 12, 2017 sullystats

The American Statistical Association has partnered with the New York Times Learning Network to promote student understanding of graphs.  The…

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Posted in: Classroom Strategy

Quartiles and Boxplots

September 6, 2017 sullystats

I just finished teaching Chapter 3 of my text today.  To introduce the idea of quartiles and boxplots, I used…

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Posted in: Classroom Strategy, Data Set

First Week of Classes

August 22, 2017 sullystats

Classes have already started here at Joliet Junior College.  Last week we had our opening session.  The speaker at the…

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Posted in: Classroom Strategy

Introduction to Hypothesis Tests on a Population Proportion

April 13, 2017 sullystats

One of the most difficult concepts for students to grasp is that of a P-value.  The video below was recorded…

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Posted in: Classroom Strategy Filed under: Hypothesis Testing, P-values, Simulation

Students t Distribution

March 30, 2017 sullystats

Do your students understand why we use Student’s t Distribution when performing inference on a mean when the population standard…

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Posted in: Classroom Strategy

Replication and the Media

March 21, 2017 sullystats

The following research article published in PlosOne describes the role of replication in research articles as well as the lack…

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Posted in: Research Article

ICTCM

March 8, 2017 sullystats

I will be attending the International Conference on Teaching Collegiate Mathematics in Chicago.  The event is March 9 through March…

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Mathematics of Love

February 13, 2017 sullystats

In this weekend’s Wall Street Journal, there is an article entitled “In Love, Formula Suggests Only Fools Rush In”. The…

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Data Models versus Algorithmic Models

February 3, 2017 sullystats

Here is an interesting article on the differences between Data Models (the typical models used in an Intro Stats course)…

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Posted in: Research Article

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