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Would This Get Credit? 2023 AP Statistics Exam #3

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

Here it is — the dreaded probability question! See what is needed for full credit on the AP Exam, including details about holistic scoring.

Stand and Talk: A Strategy for Improving Statistical Communication

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

Struggling to get students to actually talk about statistics in your classroom? A stand and talk may be exactly what you need.

The Rights of the Learner: Building Confidence and Equity in an EFFL Classroom

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

Karen Sleno shows us how to create an environment where taking risks is encouraged and where everyone’s voice has value.

Statistics and Technology: From the Past to the Future

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

As technology continues to evolve, the question of what we should be teaching becomes increasingly important.

3 Review Tests = 1 AP Exam: An AP Exam Prep Strategy

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

After many years of reviewing for the AP Exam, AP Stats all-star teacher Jeff Eicher has figured out the best way to structure the review.

Strategies for Engaging Students in the Math Medic Review Course

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

Use the “Discussion” and “Notes” features in the Stats Medic AP Exam Review Course to get students interacting with you and other students.

Bring Back the German Tanks

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

Josh Tabor discusses a revised version of the German Tank Problem – an excellent activity for introducing sampling distributions.

Math Medic / Skew The Script Collaboration Lesson

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

Engaging contexts from Skew The Script paired with the Stats Medic Experience First, Formalize Later (EFFL) approach to learning.

The 10% Condition and the Finite Population Correction Factor

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

What happens when the 10% condition is violated? This blog post and student activity explores this question using a statistical applet.

Mixed Up Inference

By Guest Author | February 16, 2025

With so many different inference procedures in AP Stats, how can students keep them all straight? This activity will definitely help.