Champe's Math
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Houston, Texas, United States
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I am certified to teach math 4-12. I have taught 7th-8th grade math, Algebra 3, Algebraic Reasoning, Algebra I STAAR Re-Testers, Algebra 1, and, my favorite, AP Statistics. I have been an AP Statistics reader for College Board since 2021. I am currently in the Houston, Texas area.
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Inference for Proportions: Cheeseburger Method
This is a resource designed for students to succeed in their inference Free Response Questions (FRQ's) on the AP Statistics Exam. Instead of learning tedius acronyms and phrases, students will learn how to do the "Cheeseburger Method." Included: Introduction to the Cheeseburger Method and Directions for 4 Activities (Editable with Word just in case you want to use it in a different way)4 Activities: 1 & 2 Sample z Proportion(s) interval(s) and test(s)Answer PDF DocumentEnjoy AP Statistics thinki
10th - 12th
Applied Math, Math, Statistics
✨Inference for Proportions FRQ✨
Free Response: Inference with ProportionsThis Free Response Question (FRQ) is based on the question #5 from 2016 for the AP Statistics Exam. It has been rewritten with different context and key words. It is a new FRQ as of 01/26/2023. Intent of Question:⭐Construct and interpret a confidence interval for a population proportion ⭐Explain why one of the conditions for inference is necessary ⭐Explain why a suggested procedure for constructing a confidence interval is incorrect. This resource include
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Math, Statistics
AP Statistics Probability FRQ and SG
This product is based off of the 2013 AP Statistics Free Response Question (FRQ), but with a fun twist.. Dr. Pepper! The standards are from Unit 4 and will engage students on how to find normal probability and random variables. This product includes the FRQ, a possible solution, the scoring guidelines, and how to score the question (1 - 4). This can be used as notes, in class work, or homework.
10th - 12th
Applied Math, Math, Statistics
Homework: Graphical Representations of Summary Statistics
This is a homework designed to cover AP Statistics' unit 1.8: Graphical Representations of Summary Statistics. It is organized in a way that students can practice organizing their work for the AP exam which can be beneficial for the student and the reader. Students will need to find the five-number summary, create a boxplot, and find out if there are any outliers for a specific nutrition fact in Taco Bell's Specialty menu. Suggested scoring guidelines are attached that are derived from previous
10th - 12th
Applied Math, Math, Statistics
Probability FRQ: Normal Probability and Probability Rules
This is an AP Statistics Free Response Question (FRQ) from Unit 4: Probability. It is designed to be similar to a FRQ from previous years that was on an AP Statistics exam. This question is designed for students to practice Normal probability and computation of probabilities using the formulas or a tree diagram (conditional probability). This product can be used as notes, an assessment or homework. A possible solution is attached as well as scoring guideline suggestions.
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Math, Statistics
Unit 5: Sampling Distributions FRQ
This is an AP Statistics Free Response Question (FRQ) based on an AP Statistics FRQ from previous years. It reviews concepts from Unit 1, Unit 4, and Unit 5 (units based on the AP Statistics CED). It covers the following topics: ⭐ Percentile calculation using a Inverse Normal Distribution ⭐ Probability using a Binomial Distribution (Cumulative) ⭐ Probability using a sampling distribution for sample means Attached: ⭐ Question ⭐ Suggested Scoring Guidelines ⭐ Rubric on how to select a grade (0 - 4
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Math, Statistics
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Experience
I am certified to teach math 4-12. I have taught 7th-8th grade math, Algebra 3, Algebraic Reasoning, Algebra I STAAR Re-Testers, Algebra 1, and, my favorite, AP Statistics. I have been an AP Statistics reader for College Board since 2021. I am currently in the Houston, Texas area.
Teaching style
My teaching style is chill but structured; I believe students learn best in a relaxed, supportive environment that still values clear expectations and organization. I'm personable and detail-oriented, making sure every resource is both engaging and precise. I bring passion and clarity to every lesson, helping students build confidence in math by connecting concepts to real-world reasoning and data-driven thinking.
Awards & shining teacher moments
I have received a "Superstar AP Teacher" award in my district in 2023. I have also received a grant from Subaru Loves Learning in 2022 for excelling in my school.
My own education history
I received a Bachelor of Science from the University of Texas at Dallas majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies concentrating in Mathematics with foundations in Business Management and Natural Science.
Additional biographical information
Hi! I'm a high school math teacher who loves making statistics and algebra engaging and accessible for every student. I'm passionate about helping learners see the why behind the math- not just the steps.
I live a wonderfully busy life as a teacher, wife to my Finnish husband, and mom to two amazing kids (plus one very spoiled dog). My classroom and my resources reflect my teaching style- chill but organized, detail-oriented, and always student-centered.
When I'm not grading papers or creating lessons, you'll probably find me outdoors, enjoying Finnish coffee culture, or chasing my kids (and dog!) around the yard.
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