[SBI] New articles on SBI blog

Hello SBI listserv participants and SBI blog readers, Hope you are enjoying your Saturday morning! First, Thank you for your discussions on/contributions to the listserv - it is great to hear about all the things that statistics teachers are doing in their classes! Second, we have several new articles on the Simulation-based Inference blog (https://www.causeweb.org/sbi/) that have been recently posted: 1) We have two new posts on "How to use real data" by Kevin Ross and Nathan Tintle. 2) Erin Blankenship, Karen McGaughey, and Kathryn Dobeck have written about their experiences and what they thought was "The hardest thing about getting started with simulation-based curricula." 3) For readers interested in "How to implement simulation-based methods in high school classrooms/AP Statistics classes" - we have articles from Bob Peterson, Catherine Case, and Josh Tabor, all AP Statistics teachers, writing about their experiences. On behalf of the ISI team, I'd like to thank all our blog contributors for writing these pieces for us. I hope you enjoy reading these articles, and others posted on the blog, as much as I do! Have a nice weekend! - Soma ----------------------- Soma Roy Associate Professor Statistics California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo CA 93407 Phone no.: (805)-756-5250 "… for whenever you learn something new, the whole world becomes that much richer." - Norton Juster, The Phantom Tollbooth