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Te Reo Māori

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  • Te Tūhuratanga Tauanga He Toa Tūhura Koe

Teacher Preparation

  • Twinkl - Stats Resources
  • Careers in Statistics Posters
  • Education and Training Census 2013 infographic

Classroom Activities

  • E-ako: Probability and Statistics Pathways
  • Snapshots of New Zealand - Ki te ao mārama
  • Nosey Parker 2
  • Te Tūhuratanga Tauanga He Toa Tūhura Koe
  • Sugar guzzlers
  • Nosey Parker 1
  • 8 glasses per day?

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  • Te Tirohanga i te Kōrerotanga o te Reo Rangatira i Roto i ngā Kainga Maori me ngā Rohe

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Latest resources

  • 13 January 2020
    Data explorations – Emma Wilson
  • 10 January 2020
    CL8 sample-to-population inference: Bootstrapping, way more than just a cool name
  • 10 January 2020
    Grappling with authenticity – Dr Marion Steel

Popular resources

  • Statistical Investigation
  • Data Detective Poster
  • Data sets for bivariate investigations
  • CensusAtSchool 2009 data subset (15,000 rows)
  • Describing the trend in a time series

Useful statistics links

Curriculum

  • NZMaths Key Mathematical Ideas
  • NZMaths Statistics Information
  • NZMaths Statistics for Levels 1-8
  • TKI
  • Glossary of Statistics on TKI
  • National Standards
  • NCEA

Organisations

  • NZAMT
  • AMA
  • BOPMA
  • CMA
  • WMA

Blogs

  • Stats Chat
  • Learn & Teach Statistics
  • Significance Magazine
  • World of Statistics

Tools

  • iNZight
  • VIT: Visual Inferential Tools
  • NZGrapher
  • Survey Monkey

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  • Ministry of Education
  • The University of Auckland, Department of Statistics