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Stats Medic
May 7, 2019
Know your AP Stats Formula Sheet
The AP Stats formula sheet can do one of two things to a student: 1. Provide a sense of comfort and security, like a warm blanket. 2....
Stats Medic
May 1, 2019
How to Survive the Investigative Task
One of the most important goals in AP Statistics is to produce students who can think and reason statistically. We want them to be able...
Stats Medic
Apr 28, 2019
Calculator Functions for the AP Stats Exam
Throughout the school year, we’ve covered tons of different calculator functions. Wouldn't it be nice to have a complete list all in one...
Stats Medic
Apr 19, 2019
AP Exam Review: Activity Gallery Walk
Every lesson this year started students out with an experience. After the experience, we helped formalize our students learning by...
Stats Medic
Apr 16, 2019
AP Statistics Exam Review Strategy: The Practice Exam
One of the best strategies to help students prepare for the AP Statistics Exam is, well, an AP Statistics Exam. One that is real deal...
Stats Medic
Apr 14, 2019
How to CRUSH the AP Stats Free Response
It's the end of the year and you are trying to get ready for the AP Statistics Exam. You know that the free response is worth 50% of the...
Stats Medic
Apr 14, 2019
Name That Significance Test
It's the end of the year and you are trying to get ready for the AP Statistics Exam. You know that one of the free response questions is...
Stats Medic
Apr 14, 2019
Top 10 AP Statistics Exam Tips
It's the end of the year and you are trying to get ready for the AP Statistics Exam. What are the most important tips and strategies for...
Stats Medic
Mar 24, 2019
How I am using the Stats Medic Review Course
By Josh Tabor Like everyone else, I am constantly tweaking the way I teach AP Statistics, including how I manage the crucial time before...
Stats Medic
Mar 17, 2019
Statistics Inference Exam – Student Created
We all know that statistical inference is the end goal of AP Statistics. Inference also makes up the largest part of the AP Exam (up to...
Stats Medic
Mar 9, 2019
Falling Behind in AP Stats? Here’s What to Do.
Teaching remote. Reduced contact time with students. A polar vortex leads to 12 snow days. It’s your first year teaching AP Stats and you...
Luke Wilcox
Feb 24, 2019
How to Use the Math Medic AP Statistics Exam Review Course in Your Classroom
You did it! You finally finished the content! So what if you only spent two days on linear regression…it’s time to start reviewing for...
Stats Medic
Feb 20, 2019
What's New from College Board for AP Statistics in 2019-2020
The College Board has recently announced some changes for AP Statistics for next school year. They also released a short video...
Stats Medic
Feb 10, 2019
Sneak Peek of the Stats Medic AP Exam Review Course
A good review is critical for student success on the AP Exam. The Stats Medic AP Exam Review Course is the best way to get them ready.
Stats Medic
Jan 20, 2019
Is the House of Representatives actually representative?
The 116th Congress is the most diverse in history. I have become absorbed by reading the stories of incredible newly elected officials...
Stats Medic
Jan 16, 2019
Baseball Salaries and the Central Limit Theorem
This guest blog post comes to us from superstar AP Stats teacher Leigh Nataro. Sampling distributions are at the heart of statistical...
Stats Medic
Dec 9, 2018
Turn your old notes into an Experience First, Formalize Later (EFFL) lesson
This year, in addition to teaching AP stats, we're teaching Algebra 2. I've been teaching Algebra 2 for the past five years using sort of...
Stats Medic
Dec 8, 2018
How does this work in a math classroom?
I have a secret to tell you. Please don't tell all the other stats teachers. They'll kick me out of the club. But believe it or not, I...
Stats Medic
Oct 30, 2018
Experience First, Formalize Later (EFFL)
Several years ago, the Stats Medic created a new on-level Stats course targeted toward Seniors at East Kentwood High School. We wanted...
Stats Medic
Oct 28, 2018
Introducing Independence: Does Mrs. Gallas choke under pressure?
Testing if two events are independent is tough. And with a formula like P(A) = P(A|B) = P(A|not B) it can be very confusing! Our students...
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