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World Numeracy Programme
1998
Some years ago, the International Statistical Institute established the World Numeracy Programme. Its aims were to spread quantitative skills all over the world, especially in developing countries.
Read more about the RSS Centre's involvement with the World Numeracy Programme
Lawyers Understanding of Likelihood
1998
This research project at the RSS Centre was a collaborative venture with the College of Law in London.
Read more about the Lawyers Understanding of Likelihood project
Review of Post-16 Statistical Education
1998
Consideration of a range of A and AS statistics syllabuses, both free-standing and contained within mathematics courses.
Schools Council Project
Statistics in Your World is the series title for the teaching material developed by the Schools Council Project on Statistical Education for 11 to 16 year olds.
The Project's material links together the statistics used and taught in different disciplines - geography, science, social science, the humanities, and mathematics.
Teaching and Using Statistics
September 1992 - May 1993
Papers presented at four workshops for teachers of statistics organised by the Royal Statistical Society.
Read the papers on the Teaching and Using Statistics website
MeaNs Project
1998
A two year project whose main aim was to facilitate (provide the MEANS!!) a closer match between the statistical training received in higher education, and graduates' subsequent employment needs.
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