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Statistics printables for staff $5-10
Cognitive Bias - Discussion Questions - Heuristics - Art of Thinking Clearly
This lesson bundle includes the discussion question worksheets for Chapters 21-30 of the Art of Thinking Clearly, covering the following topics:The Paradox of Choice Liking Bias The Endowment EffectCoincidenceGroupthinkNeglect of ProbabilityScarcity ErrorBase-rate Neglect The Anchor
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Math Posters:Mean, median, mode, range (30 Posters)
Mean, median, mode, range (30 Posters)
30 Beautiful and colorful posters.
I posted these posters in my classroom, and my students found the explanations very useful!!! (The last three slides are about Math songs (Mean, median, mode)
MY OTHER MATH POSTERS
Math Poster: SOHCAHTOA
Math Posters : Real Numbers
Math Posters : Tools For Algebra and Geometry (30 Posters)
Math Posters :Triangles (20 Posters)
Math Posters: 10 COMMON ERRORS IN ALGEBRA
Math Posters: Keywords of addition,subtraction
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Statistical Math (GED REVIEW)
Statistical Math
Data analysis statistics and probability worksheets ,63 problems
GED Review
Fraction and Data (29 Multiple choice questions)
Statistic Problem (15 questions)
Probability Word Problems
This section contains 19 word problems about :
Simple Probability
Counting Principle
Independent Probability
Dependent Probability
Mutually Exclusive Events
Permutations
Combinations
Conditional Probability
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Geometry (GED R
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Electoral College Cards 2012
This document contains 52 cards- the 50 states, Washington DC, and a card of the United States. The image of the state is in the center, the placement of the state in the United States is shown in the bottom left corner, the Electoral College number is in the top right corner and the 2010 population is right above the image.
Some Classroom Ideas For These Cards:
1. What is the fewest number of states a candidate could "win" to
become president? What are the names of those states?
2. “Theor
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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