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Contents
SOCR News - 2009 ISI Special Session
Interactive, Data-Driven and Technology-Enhanced Approaches for Probability and Statistics Education
In this 2-hour special session we'll select and invite 4 speakers to give 20+5 min talks presenting their novel approaches for integrating 20+technology and modern pedagogical ideas in different types of probability and statistics classes. The focus of this session will be on hands-on utilization of research-generated data, tools for statistical computing and Web-based learning resources and instructional materials.
The presenters we will discuss ideas and activities for helping students to learn fundamental concepts of statistical inference with a randomization-based curriculum rather than normal-based inference. These approaches lead to deeper conceptual understanding, make clear connections between study design and scope of conclusions, and provide powerful and generalizable analysis frameworks.
Logistics
- Organizers: Ivo Dinov & Nicolas Christou
- Date: TBD
- Place: TBD
- Abstract submission and inquiries: Contact Nicolas Christou
Speakers
- Nicolas Christou, Examples of Embedding SOCR materials in Undergraduate Statistics Curricula
- Allan Rossman, Concepts of Statistical Inference: A Randomization-Based Curriculum
- TBD, TBD
- Ivo Dinov, Quantitative and Qualitative Assessment of Technology-Enhanced Probability and Statistics Education
See also
- SOCR Home page: http://www.socr.ucla.edu
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