Not awful and boring ideas for teaching statistics
- By Jess Hartnett
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Most recent posts
My students struggle with sleeping and are distracted by electronics. This interactive activity allows them to think about their sleep relative to norms regarding age and sex. It also dives deeply into how sleep changes …
Many thanks to Dr. Sara Appleby for sharing this data with me!!I really enjoy silly data, like this one from Jayson Jenks, writing for The Athletic, which shows how many Uncrustables each team eats per …
When I teach the basics of probability in Intro Stats, I always emphasize absolute vs. risk. I am delighted to have a brand new example. Thanks to Sy Islam for sending it my way.Here is …