Michael Litke

This is a review worksheet on the topic of contingency tables. Students will create conditional and marginal distributions, as well as segmented bar graphs. Associations between variables as well as independence are also covered. AP Statistics Unit 2: Exploring Two-Variable Data.

This assessment asks students to demonstrate an understanding of one sample confidence intervals for proportions. Students are asked to check conditions for, construct, and interpret confidence intervals for one sample proportion. Students are also asked to compute the minimum sample size for a defined margin of error.

This multiple-choice quiz assesses student understanding of normal distributions and the Empirical Rule. Students are asked to find normal probabilities as well as variable values that produce desired percentages. Students are also assessed on their understanding of data transformations via shifts and rescalings. AP Statistics Unit 1: Exploring One Variable Data.

This quiz assesses students' ability with creating and working with sampling distributions for both proportions and means. Students will be asked to check conditions for using the CLT, draw and label sampling distributions, and compute normal probabilities from their sampling distributions. There are 3 different versions of the quiz with answer keys attached. AP Statistics Unit 5: Sampling Distributions

This activity has students graph and analyze a 2-variable data set. Students are asked to comment on the correlation and draw conclusions about causation based on the results. Real-life data involving life expectancy and people per TV provided.

This worksheet has students practicing creating and working with sampling distributions for both proportions and means. Students will be asked to check conditions for using the CLT, draw and label sampling distributions, and compute normal probabilities from their sampling distributions. AP Statistics Unit 5: Sampling Distributions

This activity provides students with computer regression output as presented on the AP exam. Students are asked to describe scatterplots, create regression equations, determine correlation, and analyze residuals. Thsi activity offers students an opportunity to familiarize themselves with AP-style regression problems.

This activity allows students to compute probabilities from sampling distributions. Students are also asked to draw conclusions comparing populations and sampling distribution and to test claims made about populations. AP Statistics Unit 5: Sampling DIstributions

This worksheet provides review problems for all topics regarding categorical data. Types of graphs, vocabulary, bias, and contingency (2-way) tables are all reviewed. This is a fully editable word document with an answer key provided.

This lab activity allows students to see results from different sampling methods and then determine why one method might be beneficial over another. Students also review organizing data into a graphical display. AP Statistics Unit 3: Collecting Data.

This quiz assesses student understanding of shapes of distributions, measures of central tendency, and measures of spread as well as being able to compare these features across multiple distributions. There are open-ended questions that require both statistical computations as well as critical analysis of these computations. There are two versions of the quiz with attached answered keys. AP Statistics Unit 1: Exploring One-Variable Data.

This worksheet allows students to practice the skills associated with creating confidence intervals for one sample proportion. Graphical displays of the sample data are provided allowing for connections to reality. Students are required to create intervals at varying confidence levels. Students are also asked to compute the minimum sample size for a desired margin of error.

This is a multiple-choice portion of a unit test for collecting data in a statistics course. These questions are meant to be paired with free response AP questions that can found online. These are two versions of the questions along with associated answer keys. AP Statistics Unit 3: Collecting Data.

This activity presents two sets of real-life data to be compared. Students are asked to summarize, compare, and draw conclusions about the two sets of data. AP Statistics Unit 1: Exploring One-Variable Data.

The product is meant as a review and summary of chi-squared tests (GOF, homogeneity, and independence) to use prior to the AP Exam. This product contains a summary of the process, two worked-out examples, and two unsolved examples for students to practice.

The product is meant as a review and summary of statistical inference with paired data sets to use prior to the AP Exam. This product contains a summary of the process, a worked-out example, and an unsolved example for students to practice.

The product is meant as a review and summary of reading a computer print-out for statistical inference to use prior to the AP Exam. This product contains a summary of the process, a worked-out example, and an unsolved example for students to practice.

This quiz assesses students' ability to create and work with sampling distributions for both proportions and means. Students will be asked to check conditions for using the CLT, draw and label sampling distributions, and compute normal probabilities from their sampling distributions. There is 1 version of the quiz with theanswer key attached. AP Statistics Unit 5: Sampling Distributions

This quiz assesses students' ability to create and work with sampling distributions for both proportions and means. Students will be asked to check conditions for using the CLT, draw and label sampling distributions, and compute normal probabilities from their sampling distributions. There is 1 version of the quiz with the answer key attached. AP Statistics Unit 5: Sampling Distributions

This quiz assesses students' ability to create and work with sampling distributions for both proportions and means. Students will be asked to check conditions for using the CLT, draw and label sampling distributions, and compute normal probabilities from their sampling distributions. There is 1 version of the quiz with answer keys attached. AP Statistics Unit 5: Sampling Distributions