Beth Chance (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo), Karen McGaughey (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo), Nathan Tintle (Dordt College)
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Abstract
In this workshop we will share recent thinking and curricular content to promote multivariable thinking with students in algebra-based second courses in statistics using visualizations, conceptualizations of sources of variability and simulation-based methods. The workshop will be a mix of both conceptual discussion and hands-on examples of classroom focused activities including with visual and computer-based illustrations and simulation. Ample time will be spent with panelists responding to and discussing participants questions.
This project is supported by NSF grant DUE-1612201 "Developing and assessing a conceptual approach to an algebra-based second course in statistics"