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Free higher education statistics independent works
Circuit Training -- Statistics -- Exploring One-Variable Data
I wrote this circuit to help students review for a test on exploring 1-variable data. The topics closely align with Unit 1 from the Advanced Placement Statistics Course and Exam Description. Please read the directions carefully and work the circuit in advance of your students.Directions: Begin in cell #1. Do the work necessary to answer the question; this might include pictures, calculations, reference to calculator and/or table use. Circle and then search for your answer. When you find it, c
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training - Statistics - Exploring Two-Variable Data
I wrote this circuit as a review for the end of Unit 2 of the AP Statistics curriculum. It involves mainly linear regression but also some two-way tables. If you have never used a circuit before, I encourage you to read the directions carefully and work the entire set of exercises, in order, ahead of your students. The answers are imbedded in the circuit; it is how students will move from one question to the next. I am pretty sure there are no mistakes, but if you suspect an error, please em
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training -- Probability Distributions and Random Variables
I wrote this set of 20 exercises to give my students more practice with the "bridge unit" (probability) between the basics of statistics and inference. A calculator is deifnitely required. Students begin in cell #1, work the problem, search for that answer and continue in this manner until the complete the circuit (get back to the beginning). This circuit is challenging! Let me know what you think! virge@virgecornelius.com
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training -- Collecting Data (REVIEW Unit 3 Statistics)
Statistics is heavy on vocabulary -- so this circuit helps students review those important words and phrases such as response bias, explanatory variable, randomization, matched pairs design and so much more. Download it, work it out before your students, and decide when it will be best to use to help them review vocabulary at the end of the unit on collecting data and experimental design.Would love your feedback!
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training -- Probability for Statistics (Statistics)
I wrote this 20-question circuit to give students practice with the probability needed in statistics. The problems included are closely tied to the first half of AP Statistics Unit 4. A calculator is needed and students may use a formula sheet (or not) of their teacher's choosing. The answer key is not included because the answers are embedded in the circuit; it is how one moves from problem to problem in a scavenger-hunt fashion. Please do not post the answer key (if you make one) online wh
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Probability Tree Puzzles
Using probability tree diagrams to teach probability is helpful - but sometimes kids need a little practice with them.
This worksheet has 11 probability tree diagrams to be "worked" as puzzles. This gives students practice filling them in and understanding the dynamics.
Once they have this practice, they can effectively use probability trees diagrams as tools.
Make sure you also download my Probability Trees Explained free "cheat sheet."
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Centimeter & 1 Inch Grid Papers (Full Sheets Each)
A full sheet of Centimeter Grid Paper and a full sheet of 1 inch Grid Paper all contained in one easy to transport/store .pdf. You can use these sheets with making charts, plotting points, etc... Enjoy and thank you for your support.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Take A Survey -- Learn Fractions, Percents and Decimals
This is a project that helps students learn to compute fractions, decimals and percents. The preview is a "universal" homework that students can complete for review any time during the year.
Take A Survey -- Learn Fractions, Percents and Decimals by Sherre Vernon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Circuit Training -- Sampling Distributions (Statistics)
Another Stats circuit! In this circuit, students will work with both proportions and means in preparation for inference (but no inference yet). This circuit hit on a lot of the topics from the AP Statistics CED Unit 5. 10% Condition, Central Limit Theorem, Large Counts Condition. Teachers should download the circuit and work it for themselves ahead of the students. The answers are embedded; it is how one moves to the next question in a self-checking, scavenger-hunt manner. If you do everyt
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training - Inference for Proportions (Statistics)
This 16-question circuit will give your students practice with confidence intervals and significance testing for proportions. The circuit format is self-checking so students know when they have made an error (can't find their answer and/or finish the circuit early). You will love the sound of your classroom when students are working on a circuit! On one of the questions students are asked to conduct a significance test and they will need seperate paper to do a good job on that!If I made edits
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Math March Madness - What are the Odds!? (Overall Stats of Tournament Make Up)
Math + March Madness = Golden Learning Opportunities! Refocus those off topic conversations about march madness that come into the classroom into productive discussions from the math perspective! Students will be excited to work with this authentic, real world math application of probability and statistics. This assignment can be used after tourney teams are announced, but before all the action begins to research stats on teams that will be competing as well as answer a few probability questi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Circuit Training -- Inference for Means (Statistics)
This 12-question circuit will give your students practice with all the details needed to perform inference for means. My colleagues and I check our circuits very carefully but if you find any errors or get stuck, please use email virge@virgecornelius.com.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Introduction to Probability Distributions (Lesson with Homework)
Elementary Statistics - Introduction to Probability DistributionsCommon Core Aligned Lesson with HomeworkThis lesson plan includes:-Lecture Notes (PDF, PowerPoint, and SMART Notebook)-Blank Lecture Notes (PDF and SMART Notebook)-Homework (PDF and Word)-Answer Key (PDF)You do not need to have PowerPoint or SMART Notebook to receive the full benefits of this product. There are also PDF versions included!Lesson Objectives:-Determine if a variable is discrete or continuous.-Construct a probability d
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Distributions of Data Lesson Plan Bundle
CALCULATE: What is The Value of A College Education?
Using research from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, students will calculate the value of a college education. First, they will estimate its value. Then, they use a chart from the Dept. of Labor to calculate the value (in career earnings) of different levels of education. Finally they will reflect on that value. NGPF Activities teach your students key personal finance concepts while also honing their analytical skills.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Statistics - Levels of Measurement of data
This worksheet is not a puzzle. My students have trouble with nominal, ordinal, interval and ratio. I made up this worksheet as extra practice. There are 25 problems with the answers on the back at the bottom. I've attached an extra back page if you do not want the students to have the answers. We had a huge discussion on number 12. "Choose your military title: Lieutenant, Captain, Major." The answer is nominal, even though there seems to be an order. BUT, not everyone knows the order o
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Normal Distribution Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer summarizes:- properties of the normal distribution- the 68-95-99.7 rule- z-scoresIncluded are three scaffolded versions of the same graphic organizer; two are designed for students to fill in (one is left blank and the other has missing text) and the third is complete with all text. Great for revision.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Comprehensive Statistics Worksheet Collection - 8 Units - 34 Worksheets
Enhance your statistics curriculum with this extensive collection of 34 worksheets spanning 8 units. Whether you're a math teacher looking for additional resources or a homeschooling parent seeking comprehensive materials, this worksheet collection provides a wealth of content to support students' understanding of statistics.Unit 1: Introduction to StatisticsWorksheets: 4Description: Introduce students to the fundamentals of statistics, including descriptive vs. inferential statistics, types of
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Probability Worksheet #1
A review worksheet covering introductory concepts in Probability as would be presented in a Statistics class. Topics covered include:1.) Basic Theoretical and Experimental Probability2.) Fundamental Counting Principle3.) Law of Large Numbers4.) Conditional Probability5.) Compound Probability6.) OddsThis is the first in a series of four review worksheets. They can each be assigned individually, or together as a total review packet.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Measures of Central Tendencies - Find the Missing Mean problems
Looking for some problems to help teach students to find the missing mean?
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5th - 10th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Prob & Stats Quantitative vs Qualitative using DIGITAL SELF CHECKING BOOM CARDS™
Probability and Statistics students will enjoy practicing classifying and identifying Qualitative vs. Quantitative Data with these fun and interactive FREE digital Boom task cards! Boom Cards are NO PREP required and SELF-CHECKING. I use Boom Cards with all of my classes and my students LOVE them. Boom Cards can be used as a synchronous whole group activity OR can be assigned to students to complete asynchronously from individual devices. These digital task cards provide students with instant fe
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Prob & Stats Intro to Stats Bundle using DIGITAL SELF CHECKING BOOM CARDS™
Statistics - Calculating Z-Scores
This self-checking worksheet takes the student through 10 problems on calculating z-scores. Most of the problems gives the student too much information. The student will need to sift through the extra information to pick out the correct information to find the z-score. When finished, the student will find a wise saying.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Convicted with Statistics
The Convicted with Statistics project applies joint probability (conditional and unconditional). Students explore dependent and independent events, as well as questionable interpretations of statistics which could incite convictions in court. Students discuss the failings of expert witnesses for two separate court cases in which statistics nailed down a conviction. The concept of prosecutor's fallacy is introduced. A short introduction to DNA profiles, chromosomes, genotypes, Punnett squares, a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Find the Standard Deviation with Population Variance
Using a set of data, determine the mean, population variance, and standard deviation. Students will then plot the information on a normal distribution curve.
This worksheet uses the following variance formula: the sum of the squared differences divided by the number of terms.
This is a word file so you can alter to suit the needs of your class.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Chi-Squared Vocab Practice: To Reject or to Fail to Reject (made for IB Math AI)
A simple worksheet with no calculations, just vocab practice! Students are given 8 scenarios with either a calculated and a critical chi-squared value, or a p-value and a significance level. By comparing the given numbers, students will decide whether to reject or to fail to reject the null. Designed for IB Math AI, but could also be used in any statistics or science class using Chi-Squared Tests for Goodness of Fit or Independence.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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