Description
There is a pdf file study guide for each topic in the AP Statistics curriculum.
Exploring Data, Normal Distributions, Linear Regressions, Experiments and Designing Studies, Probability, Random Variables, Sampling Distributions, Confidence Intervals, Hypothesis Tests, Comparing Populations, Chi Square Procedures, and Inference about Regression. I have students complete one for each unit. At the end of the year, they have a great study packet for the AP Exam! Student feedback has indicated that these are very helpful for preparing for unit tests and the AP exam. You can see a preview by looking at the individual listings for each unit.
I am new to TPT, so any input is greatly appreciated. I have, however, been teaching AP Statistics for more than 10 years. I have plenty of resources and plan on growing my TPT store this year.
I also included a bonus activity that I use on the first couple of days of school. My students have summer work that requires them to complete the first unit, so we review using this activity. It is a lot of fun and gets the kids engaged right from the start!
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Description
There is a pdf file study guide for each topic in the AP Statistics curriculum.
Exploring Data, Normal Distributions, Linear Regressions, Experiments and Designing Studies, Probability, Random Variables, Sampling Distributions, Confidence Intervals, Hypothesis Tests, Comparing Populations, Chi Square Procedures, and Inference about Regression. I have students complete one for each unit. At the end of the year, they have a great study packet for the AP Exam! Student feedback has indicated that these are very helpful for preparing for unit tests and the AP exam. You can see a preview by looking at the individual listings for each unit.
I am new to TPT, so any input is greatly appreciated. I have, however, been teaching AP Statistics for more than 10 years. I have plenty of resources and plan on growing my TPT store this year.
I also included a bonus activity that I use on the first couple of days of school. My students have summer work that requires them to complete the first unit, so we review using this activity. It is a lot of fun and gets the kids engaged right from the start!
