Are you teaching AP Statistics? Here are your go-to resources for lessons, homework, assessments, extra support, and AP Exam review.

Should you give a summer assignment? If so, what should it look like? This blog post contains several suggestions for AP Stats summer work.

Check out the early solutions to the 2023 AP Statistics Exam.

No more crystal ball. This year O HOLISTIC ONE tells us what will be on the free response questions for the 2023 AP Statistics Exam.

Do your students ask for a study guide to help review for the AP Exam? Here we have organized all the Important Ideas into one document.

This new video series has students practicing multiple choice and free response questions just like the ones they will see on the AP Exam.

Have you been using a review book to prepare students for the AP Exam? See how easy it is to switch to the Math Medic Online Review Course.

This blog post and planning guide will help you choose all the right activities needed for a successful AP Exam Review.

The Stats Medic Ultimate Interpretations Guide has every interpretation for AP Stats organized into a single document.

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

Need a quick stats activity for Valentine's Day? Here's a review of two-variable data, with a reveal at the end you will fall in love with.

The Stats Medic Ultimate Inference Guide has every confidence interval and significance test for AP Stats organized in one single document.

Top Lessons and Blog Posts of 2022!

When is it appropriate to use a Normal distribution to approximate a binomial distribution? We use the green Skittles activity to discuss.

In this blog post, we choose our favorite released AP Exam question for every unit in the AP Stats curriculum.

Need a quick stats activity for Halloween? Here you will find a good review of two-variable data, with a not-so-spooky reveal at the end.

Juan Gomez graded AP Stats Exams for the first time this past summer. In this post, he shares about what will change in his own classroom.

Giving students an experience before formalizing the learning often requires costly materials. Check out our tips for doing it on a budget.

Do you teach multiple regression in AP Stats? Of course not...it's not in the CED! In this post, Jeff Eicher convinces us why we should.

Grading for Equity revises traditional grading practices by introducing alternative assessment methods and new grading policies.