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Confidence Intervals all at once in AP Stats

21 February, 2012 (18:48) | APStats, Success YES! | By: Glenn

I tried something very new in AP Stats this year. Okay, it may not be all that new, but it was new for me. Last year when teaching confidence intervals, I taught it as it shows in the book, first 1 prop z, then 2 prop z, then inference testing, then 1 sample t, then [...]

A use for old scantrons

21 January, 2012 (18:04) | APStats, Lesson idea | By: Glenn

Really, I found a use for the boxes of old scantrons I have in storage! I didn’t think of it myself, though. It came from here. Provide each student with a scantron sheet and ask them to guess which would be the correct answer to the first question, if you were unable to see the [...]

Financial mathematics and Advanced Algebra

4 August, 2011 (16:56) | Advanced Algebra | By: Glenn

I have done a very poor job of writing about advanced algebra, the course I helped co-author 4 years ago with 5 other teachers in my district. I would like to rectify that this year, and explain more about the course and honestly, get better ideas for the course. The course is more project based, [...]

Writing Essential Understandings in Alg2 part 2

22 June, 2011 (16:18) | Alg 2 | By: Glenn

When I last left this topic, I had a rather different arrangement of the Essential Understandings based on a theme of graphing, algebraic arithmetic and solving. We took this to our department head, and had a discussion with her about these. Her very valid concern with that arrangement was that the learners may not see [...]