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Simulation

Key Resources

  • A new world of simulations
  • Stimulating simulations

Classroom Activities

  • Benford's law
  • A new world of simulations
  • Number of cereal packets
  • Is this die fair?
  • Exploring paper, scissors, or rock
  • Quiz or no quiz
  • Exploring spinners
  • Sum of two dice
  • Johnnie's Math Page - Probability
  • How to train a dragon - Mary-Ellen Wilcox & Debra Leong

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Latest resources

  • 13 February 2019
    Authentic connections – using mathematics and statistics in other learning areas
  • 13 February 2019
    You’re doing what? PhD students share their stats journeys
  • 13 February 2019
    How data can change our worldview (+ why CensusAtSchool matters more than ever) – Rachel Cunliffe,

Popular resources

  • Statistical Investigation
  • Data Detective Poster
  • Data sets for bivariate investigations
  • Fun and Practical Ideas for Level 2 and 3 Experiments: Michael Shadbolt
  • Statistical Investigations Part 1: Introduction to the PPDAC cycle

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

CensusAtSchool New Zealand is supported by:

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