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The Best of Teaching Statistics
This was our first anthology published in 1986. It has been out
of print for several years. The articles are published here as a resource for
teachers. You are free to download them and make use of them in your teaching.
They are still copyright so you may not publish them any further without specific
permission.
Contents
- Statistics in the Classroom
- Practical and Project Work
- Pupils' Understanding
- Teaching Particular Topics
- Visual and Other Aids
- Statistics in Society
- Miscellaneous
- Index
- Preface
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- Statistics in the Classroom
- P. SHERWOOD
Probability in a Primary School
- G. GILES
The Stirling Recording Sheet for Experiments in Probability
- L. W. GATES
Probability Experiments in the Secondary School
- P J BUTT
A Variation on Coin Tossing Experiments
- A. A. GREENFIELD Blindfold Climbers
- *J. SWIFT
The Statistics of Style
- F JOLLIFFE
Do-it-yourself Opinion Poll Sampling Experiments
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- Practical and Project Work
- *P. J. PAGE
Do Bristlebacks Cluster
- 0. DOLAN
Learning Statistics through Project Work
- A. K. SHAHANI,
S. E. MEACOCK
and P. S.PARSONS Animals in a Pond
- K. LEWIS
Seven, and Wiser Virgins
- W. G. GILCHRIST The Role
of Practicals in Statistics
- M. LEVINE
and R. H. ROLWING Probability: A Project Approach
- B. A. C. DUDLEY
A Class Exercise Concerning the Distribution of Plants
- B. A. C. DUDLEY
A Practical Study of the Capture/Recapture Method of Estimating Population
Size
- H. S. SCHOEMAN
and A. G. W. STEYN Statistical Project Work: the Pretoria
Experience
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- Pupils' Understanding
- D. R. GREEN
School Pupils' Probability Concepts
- G. V. BARR
Some Student Ideas on the Median and the Mode
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- Teaching Particular Topics
- P. G. MOORE
Measuring Uncertainty
- D. GRIFFITHS
A Pragmatic Approach to Spearman's Rank Correlation Coefficient
- D. WILKIE
Pictorial Representation of Kendall's Rank Correlation Coefficient
- G. E. NOETHER
Why Kendall Tau'?
- C. A. REEVES and
J. K. BREWER
Hypothesis Testing and Proof by Contradiction:an Analogy
- R. FALK
Minimise Your Losses
- C. W. PURITZ
Deriving Regression Lines Without Calculus
- A. W. SYKES
An Alternative Approach to the Mean
- K. VANNMAN
How to Convince a Student that an Estimator is a random variable
- E. SHOESMITH
Simple Power Curve Construction
- R. MADSEN
Making Students Aware of Bias
- F. LEWES
Where Should We Start
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- Visual and Other Aids
- R. W. JERNIGAN
A Useful Display of a Normal Population
- M. W. MAXFIELD
and B. C. LYON
Bivariate Normal Model: a Classroom Project
- F. H. THOMAS
and J. L. MOORE
CUSUM: Computer Simulation for Statistics Teaching
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- Statistics in Society
- M. W. MAXFIELD Sixteen
Left Feet
- A. G. HAWKES
Probability and the FA Cup
- *A. F. BISSELL
Judgement by Sampling (1)
- *A. F. BISSELL
Judgement by Sampling (2)
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- Miscellaneous
- D. O. CHANTER
Some Anecdotes and Analogies
- B. WILSON
The First Shall be Last
- R. D. LEE
Learning from One's Mistakes
- A. K. SHAHANI
Reasonable Averages that give Wrong Answers
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- * denotes a C. Oswald George prize winning article.
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