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Category: Classroom Strategy

Article on DEVELOPING A STATISTICS COURSE FOR STUDENTS IN NON-QUANTITATIVE FIELDS

November 10, 2023 sullystats

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/26939169.2023.2276844

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Posted in: Classroom Strategy, Statistics Articles

Learning Cataltyics

August 22, 2018 sullystats

George Woodbury (@georgewoodbury) and I have written a Learning Catalytics course to accompany Interactive Statistics 2/e.  I started classes this…

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The General’s Dilemma

January 24, 2018 sullystats

Today I am going to do “The General’s Dilemma” activity in my Intro Stats class.  I am teaching completely randomized…

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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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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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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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Co-Requisite Remediation

February 1, 2017 sullystats

Here is an interesting study completed within the City University of New York system on co-requisite remediation. They compared three…

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Posted in: Classroom Strategy, Research Article Filed under: Corequisite

Flipping the Classroom

January 31, 2017 sullystats

Have you considered flipping the classroom?  The following video illustrates some thoughts.

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Posted in: Classroom Strategy Filed under: Flipping, Inverted Classroom

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