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AP Stats–the final high school math course for some students. Is it a great course as it is? Or does it need some updating? Who would you recommend to take this course? In this episode, four veteran AP Stats teachers discuss the attributes of AP Stats that they appreciate or wish would change, as we tackle the question: Is AP Stats great?
Resources Referenced in this Episode:
- Resources Mentioned: AP Stats Course & Exam Description & 2020 GAISE Report
- Websites mentioned: Art of Stat, Stapplet, Stats Medic, Skew the Script,
- Book: Statistical Reasoning in Sports
- Follow Bill Thill on Twitter: @roughlynormal.
- Reach Corey Andreasen via Email: coreyandreasen@gmail
- Follow Leigh Nataro on Twitter: @mathteacher24, Blog: mathteacher24.blogspot.com
- Follow Bob Lochel on Twitter: @bobloch, Blog: mathcoachblog.com
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AP Stats–the final high school math course for some students. Is it a great course as it is? Or does it need some updating? Who would you recommend to take this course? In this episode, four veteran AP Stats teachers discuss the attributes of AP Stats that they appreciate or wish would change, as we tackle the question: Is AP Stats great?
Resources Referenced in this Episode:
- Resources Mentioned: AP Stats Course & Exam Description & 2020 GAISE Report
- Websites mentioned: Art of Stat, Stapplet, Stats Medic, Skew the Script,
- Book: Statistical Reasoning in Sports
- Follow Bill Thill on Twitter: @roughlynormal.
- Reach Corey Andreasen via Email: coreyandreasen@gmail
- Follow Leigh Nataro on Twitter: @mathteacher24, Blog: mathteacher24.blogspot.com
- Follow Bob Lochel on Twitter: @bobloch, Blog: mathcoachblog.com
Listened to the episode? Now, it’s your turn to vote! Go to our Twitter: @DebateMathPod to cast a vote.
Don’t forget to check out the video version of this podcast on our YouTube channel!
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