Greater Emphasis on Variation in an Introductory Statistics Course

  • Ballman K
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Many introductory courses teach traditional probability concepts. The objectives of these courses may be better met by emphasizing characteristics of random variation rather than formal probability. To illustrate a different approach, some alternative concepts and related activities are described and discussed.

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Ballman, K. (1997). Greater Emphasis on Variation in an Introductory Statistics Course. Journal of Statistics Education, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.1080/10691898.1997.11910529

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