See our
live dashboard
Search
Menu
Take Part
Close Search
Search this site
Search
Submit
Close Menu
Data
Resources
Overview
About
Media
Privacy
News
Contact
Search
Take part
Probability Resources
Show filters
Close filters
3.14 Apply probability distributions in solving problems – Overview
Overview: Apply probability concepts in solving problems (91585)
FAQ: “What is the probability that our soccer team scores between 3 and 7 goals per game?”, does ‘between’ mean include or exclude the endpoints 3 and 7?
The Emotional Statistician – Michael Shadbolt
Unfolding Secondary TKI activities for teaching L3 Probability Externals – Sun Mee Kim
Working with modern data: A crash course – Anna Fergusson, Liza Bolton
Casting light on probability misconceptions – Stephanie Budgett
Developing statistical thinking
Developing statistical report writing for ESOL and low literacy level students
What’s Stats got to do with it?
Using Sphero robots for Year 11 statistics assessments
The power of pixels: Modelling with images
Glossary of Statistics terms
Key Ideas Probability Level 6
Reconnecting Chance and Data – Research: C. Konold & S. Kazak
VITonline
Making sense of the meaningful data all around us! – Michael Walden
All models are wrong, but some are more wrong than others
Hands on activities for teaching risk – Lorraine O’Carroll
Eikosograms to teach conditional and joint probability – Malia Puloka
Sampling variation just keeps turning up everywhere! – Michelle Dalrymple
Triangular distribution notes and resources
Dependent and Independent events KHANAcademy
Two way table practice – MathsBitsNotebook
Statistical surprises and stories Probability distributions – Louise Addison
Statistical surprises and stories – Louise Addison
Probability – Planning to learn
STEW, STatistics Education Web
Poisson model assumptions Note (2015)
Stimulating simulations
Teaching Risk – Lorraine O’Carroll
Nine weird tips for adding awesomesauce to Level 2 & 3 Stats
Visualising chance: A pilot study at the introductory level (Senior secondary/Tertiary)
Probability experiences, Level 1 and before
Probability distributions – What are the big ideas?
Higher level communication for Scholarship and Excellence
