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Innovative cross-curricular assessment
A Model and Modelling approach – Anne Patel
Strategies and tools to support statistical report writing – Sophie Wright
SC Describing distributions
What makes a good investigative question?
Statistics = Maths of real life
NRICH Probability resources
Spinner Tool
Sample to Population Inference Progressions
The Emotional Statistician – Michael Shadbolt
Big ideas in statistics: Teaching for understanding – Marion Steel
Statistics, collaboration and Flexible Learning Environments
Developing statistical thinking
Developing statistical report writing for ESOL and low literacy level students
Variation, Variation, and Variation – Anzar Chida
The 鈥淏attle鈥� (??) between mathematics and statistics
Using Sphero robots for Year 11 statistics assessments
Stats NZ Tatauranga Aotearoa
SCRT Statistical thinking and reasoning
Videos: numeric-variables
What’s going on in this graph?
Glossary of Statistics Terms
Key Ideas Probability Level 6
Key Ideas in Statistical Investigations (Level 6)
Reconnecting Chance and 91茄子 – Research: C. Konold & S. Kazak
Video: Introduction to Relationships
Video: Comparing Groups
Statistical Reasoning with 91茄子 Cards Webinar
SCR Making Stats more awesome – statistical investigation ideas
Making sense of the meaningful data all around us! – Michael Walden
SC How far until it stops? – PPDAC secondary data
Hands on activities for teaching risk – Lorraine O鈥機arroll
Fitting data collection into Stats lessons – Jared Hockly
Sampling variation just keeps turning up everywhere! – Michelle Dalrymple
Oxfam: Bringing data to life
Sampling variation – Developing big ideas for sample-to-population inferences
