This paper describes the continuing development of a first-year statistics textbook, which is written with a primary focus on statistical ideas and statistical thinking and a secondary focus on statistical techniques. Such a “second-generation” transformed approach to statistical education has a number of practical benefits in terms of student engagement with statistics, and aligns with theoretical research on students’ ideas about the discipline. As well as describing and exemplifying the content of the text, colleagues’ and students’ reactions to (earlier versions of) the book are presented, the challenges they raise are addressed, and future plans for the project are indicated.5 page(s
While the understanding of statistics is essential for model developers and users in a range of area...
Originally published in 1982, this book describes those basic ideas and techniques of statistics whi...
This accessible and entertaining new textbook provides students with the knowledge and skills they n...
The research is financed by a Learning Excellence and Development (LEAD) grant from the Division of ...
"This text presents a transformed first year statistics course, aiming to prepare students for stati...
Statistics educators have been trying to improve undergraduate statistics instruction for decades. S...
Abstract: There has been a growing attention, especially in the last fifteen years on the teaching a...
In the past several decades, the statistics textbook has evolved to include a variety of ancillary m...
We discuss a major change in the way we teach our first year statistics course. We have redesigned t...
The demands for a statistically literate society are increasing, and the introductory statistics cou...
In this paper, a case study is presented that investigates some of the key concepts that students ta...
Research in human cognition has shown that people possess intuitive notions of statistics, but may f...
Research in statistics education is an emerging field, with much of the work being published in dive...
Students in the sciences, economics, psychology, social sciences, and medicine take introductory sta...
An imaginative introduction to statistics, reorienting the course towards an understanding of statis...
While the understanding of statistics is essential for model developers and users in a range of area...
Originally published in 1982, this book describes those basic ideas and techniques of statistics whi...
This accessible and entertaining new textbook provides students with the knowledge and skills they n...
The research is financed by a Learning Excellence and Development (LEAD) grant from the Division of ...
"This text presents a transformed first year statistics course, aiming to prepare students for stati...
Statistics educators have been trying to improve undergraduate statistics instruction for decades. S...
Abstract: There has been a growing attention, especially in the last fifteen years on the teaching a...
In the past several decades, the statistics textbook has evolved to include a variety of ancillary m...
We discuss a major change in the way we teach our first year statistics course. We have redesigned t...
The demands for a statistically literate society are increasing, and the introductory statistics cou...
In this paper, a case study is presented that investigates some of the key concepts that students ta...
Research in human cognition has shown that people possess intuitive notions of statistics, but may f...
Research in statistics education is an emerging field, with much of the work being published in dive...
Students in the sciences, economics, psychology, social sciences, and medicine take introductory sta...
An imaginative introduction to statistics, reorienting the course towards an understanding of statis...
While the understanding of statistics is essential for model developers and users in a range of area...
Originally published in 1982, this book describes those basic ideas and techniques of statistics whi...
This accessible and entertaining new textbook provides students with the knowledge and skills they n...