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Grant Ritchie

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  • Probability - Planning to learn, G. Ritchie & M. Dalrymple
  • Making experiments awesome - Grant Ritchie & Michelle Dalrymple
  • Introduction to mulitvariate data - Michelle Dalrymple
  • Fun + Relationships + Curriculum = Awesome, Grant Ritchie & Michele Dalrymple

Teacher Preparation

  • Probability - Planning to learn, G. Ritchie & M. Dalrymple

Classroom Activities

  • Making experiments awesome - Grant Ritchie & Michelle Dalrymple
  • Introduction to mulitvariate data - Michelle Dalrymple
  • Fun + Relationships + Curriculum = Awesome, Grant Ritchie & Michele Dalrymple

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Latest resources

  • 27 August 2020
    Zoom In – Data Science skills
  • 25 August 2020
    DataVizProject – Ferdio
  • 24 August 2020
    The sex and gender question – StatsNZ

Popular resources

  • Statistical Investigation
  • Data sets for bivariate investigations
  • ClassCalc – web-based graphics calculator
  • Describing the trend in a time series
  • Data Detective Poster

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