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Great teachers, like you, take advantage of all possible resources. This lesson will complement your lesson on the purpose of statistics. This video will show students how to make statistics work for them. They will also see that statistics can make their life easier and can save time and money! Check out some other lessons in my collection. Together, we will help your students become superstars and give them every advantage for acceptance into top colleges.

You give your all to your students! And, this resource can be a useful supplement to your curriculum on PERCENTILE POINTS AND PERCENTILE RANKS. Colleges and universities are eager to recruit students with expertise in statistics. Your curriculum and this added bonus can help them gain these skills and make them competitive at tier one schools.

This lesson is a useful supplemental resource to help you teach students about CLUSTERING DATA. Statistics expertise can help you students become superstars. Colleges and universities are clamoring for students with these skills. As you know when our students succeed, we all succeed. This resource will help launch your students for success.

This lesson will provide definitions of the following statistical concepts: 1. Frequency distribution 2. Cumulative frequency distribution 3. Cumulative percentage distribution 4. Proportions and Percents

This video will provide answers to the following questions: 1. What are variables? 2. How do variables, attributes, and codes differ? 3. What are the four levels of measurement scales: nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio? 4. Why do statisticians need to know the level of measurement for their variables??

This lesson will add value to your great instruction! It will teach students how to present data on graphs. Our sample data look at the number of dates students get on Tinder. Your students will be sure to enjoy this topic! We will show then how to present numbers on graphs. Graphs present date quickly and easily. Students can see at a glance the big story in the data. Statistical skills help launch students to superstardom and make them competitive at top universities.

Your students will love this lesson and they will love you for giving it to them. It uses color, art, and fun to teach TABULAR METHODS FOR LOOKING AT DATA. This lesson may be just the right extra boost that will help your students become a statistics superstar. Colleges and universities are clamoring for students with statistical expertise. This course will help you to help your students reach their goals!

Great instructors like you are always on the lookout for great resources to supplement your curriculum. Here is one you want to grab! This engaging, colorful, entertaining lesson will show students how to PICK THE RIGHT TESTS QUICKLY AND EASILY. This course will add that little extra boost to your curriculum that can launch your students to superstardom and acceptance to top universities.

This lesson will add value to your already great curriculum! It provides a colorful and easy-to-understand RUBRIC TO HELP STUDENTS ORGANIZE AND PLAN THEIR STUDY. We all know failing to plan is planning to fail. But, students will succeed with this lesson! You can help your students become statistics superstars. Colleges are clamoring for these students. This lesson will help your students become competitive at top colleges.

You are a great teacher! And, great teachers take advantage of every resource possible. This lesson explains the PURPOSE OF STATISTICS. Students often find statistics to be dry and, dare I say, boring. Not here! This lesson presents statistics in an engaging way with color, humor, and pizzazz. Your students are sure to love it and this approach nurtures students enthusiasm for statistics.

You will learn: 1. to define percentile points 2. to define percentile ranks 3. to use the cumulative percentage curve to approximate percentile points and ranks 4. to define other special percentiles

This course will add that extra boost to your statistics teaching. You can help your IBDP and AP students become superstars in statistics. Colleges are clamoring for these students. This lesson teaches them about DIFFERENT KINDS OF VARIABLES AND RESEARCH QUESTIONS. Many students find statistics to be dry and, dare I say, boring. Not here. We present statistics with color, humor, and pizzazz. Your students will love this course and they will love you for providing this extra resource to add to yo

You will know: 1. Guidelines for clustering data 2. Tabular methods for clustered data 3. Graphical methods for clustered data 4. How to interpret curves for various types of datasets

You will be able to recognize and interpret the following: 1. A histogram 2. A frequency polygon 3. A normal curve 4. A cumulative frequency curve 5. A cumulative percentage curve 6. An ogive curve

Examining changes among proportions over time. For example, proportion in favor of one candidate or the other in August versus October.

This lesson shows how to compute a test of independent using chi-square. Data for this test are categorical, for example, frequencies, proportions, or percents.

An examples of a chi-square goodness of fit test

Chi-square Goodness of Fit test

This Chapter shows how to make inferences about the links between two categorical level variables for single sample cases.

This video shows how to compute a Chi-Square Goodness of Fit Test.