Matt McBurney has modified every Stats Medic AP Stats lesson to fit his 42-minute class periods. Get the lessons here.

New applets for teaching the concepts of sampling distributions, confidence intervals, power, and inference for slope.

Maybe you volunteered to teach AP Stats. Maybe you were voluntold. Either way, you should start your journey here.

An AP Statistics exam without a full significance test! What??? Here are our early solutions for the 2022 AP Statistics Exam.

Have some fun looking into the crystal ball for what we think will be on this year's AP Stats Exam.

Ho: A Final Exam should assess content understanding. Ha: A Final Exam should assess content understanding and allow students to reflect.

Join Luke from Stats Medic and AP Stats all-star Daren Starnes for 8 review sessions designed to help you maximize your AP Exam score!

Here we have a collection of Desmos activities that were specifically developed to help students get ready for the AP Statistics Exam!

We reviewed all of the recent AP Exams to come up with the 100 most important concepts to know in preparing for the AP Exam.

Multiple choice questions make up half of the AP Statistics Exam. Here we discuss three strategies your students must know for MCQ success.

Our most helpful responses to the most frequently asked questions about the Math Medic Assessment Platform (MMAP).

Here we present 3 specific strategies for helping students to correctly interpret the P-value.

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

In this post, we provide fill-in-the-blank notes for every AP Daily video, along with some tips about the best ways to use these videos.

Less than 1 in 4 students take a high school statistics class. How can we ensure that every high school students learns statistics?

We all know that X + X = 2X in Algebra. But what about in Statistics?

Probability is tough for students. Help them by providing these 5 strategies they can try before using a formula.

At the end of every Stats Medic lesson, there is a Check Your Understanding (CYU) problem. This post suggests how you might use it.

AP Stats all-star Joshua Sawyer believes that getting students thinking and talking requires us to get teachers thinking and talking.

Are you having trouble getting through a full lesson in one class period? Here are some tips to make you more efficient.