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Preparing high school teachers and students for a data science future
Stats and cats
Exploring YouTube auto-captions
Explorations in variation
An example of an experiment conducted online using the random redirect tool (allocate.monster)
Exploring data landscapes and so much more
Stats with Cats (and other animals)!
A small sample of ideas
Go big or go home!
Um ….. here’s a new tool for exploring probability distributions!
mathstatic site issues
Age is just a number
Follow the data!
Past and future talks and workshops
Different strokes?
A simple app that only does three things
Upcoming workshop: Using R to explore and exploit features of images
You say data, I say data cards …
Visualising bootstrap confidence intervals and randomisation tests with VIT Online
Secret statistical snowflakes
What’s going on, what’s going on?
Game of data
Just Google it
Finding real data for real data stories
The power of pixels: Modelling with images
Cat and whisker plots – sampling from the Quick, Draw! dataset
Helping students to estimate mean and standard deviation
It’s raining cats and dogs (hopefully)
Which one doesn’t belong …. for stats?
Statistical reasoning with data cards (webinar)
A stats cat in a square?
Using data and simulation to teach probability modelling
Developing learning and formative assessment tasks for evaluating statistically-based reports
Ideas for using technology to design and carry out experiments online
Initial adventures in Stickland
Mind the stats?
Welcome to stickland!
When is a statistical report statistical enough?
How many of my emails will get rolled up this week?
Using statistics to plan a wedding
Spot the errors – final draft
Hey! You’ve got to hide that population away …
Designing online experiments using Google forms + random redirect tool
Developing engaging statistical modelling activities: Where do you start?
Make awesome statistical friends …
Believing assessment is awesome 🙂
What are our awesome messages?
Not so awesome interpretations …
Using awesome real data …
Using awesome contexts … and questions!
Making awesome connections between standards …
Getting the awesome messages heard …
Statistics flowers (data cards)
Setting up awesome investigations …
Working with teenagers is awesome …
10 ways to embrace the awesomeness that is our statistics curriculum
Using data challenges to encourage statistical thinking
Auckland Marathon 2015 runners (population data)
Rugby World Cup 2015 players (population data)
Census at school stick people (data cards)
How do we deal with outliers?
censusatschool.org.nz + iNZight lite = awesome
Writing report comments ….. using a little bit of statistics 🙂
How long does it take a student to submit a swear word into a text analysis tool?
Probability teaching ideas using simulation
Statistics lesson starter: Is this really surprising?
Exploring statistical measures by estimating the ages of famous people
Statistics teaching ideas based on ….. the alphabet!