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eCOTS 2020 - Breakouts
Program
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Monday
, May 18th – Strategies for Colloboration
Groupwork Pedagogy for Addressing Classroom Social Inequalities
With Alana Unfried & Judith Canner (California State University, Monterey Bay)
Open-Ended Data Analysis Collaboration in the Introductory Statistics Course
With Rebecca Nugent & Philipp Burckhardt (Carnegie Mellon University)
Demystifying the Machine: Small group activities to reinvent statistical methods from scratch
With Cassandra Pattanayak (Wellesley College)
Fostering Connections and Conversations between Educators: ASA Section on Statistics and Data Science Education Mentoring Program
With Jennifer Green, Jennifer Broatch, Nicole Dalzell, Michael Jiroutek, April Kerby, David Rockoff, & Jennifer Ward
Tuesday
, May 19th – Using Audience Responses Systems
Engaging Everyone with Clickers
With Kari Lock Morgan (Pennsylvania State University)
Active-learning strategies that require large classes
With John Keane (Michigan State University)
Wednesday
, May 20th – Adventures in Auto Grading
AI Assisted Fair and Efficient Grading in the Statistics and Data Science Classrooms
With Mine Dogucu (University of California Irvine)
Feed me back now: Tales of automated feedback in R and Python
With Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel (University of Edinburgh, Duke University, RStudio) & Tiffany Timbers (UBC)
Thursday
, May 21st – Engage students with Real Data & Visualizations
Data Moves for Data Science: Can we detect climate change?
With Tim Erickson (Lick-Wilmerding High School)
From Fear & Loathing to Appreciation & Empowerment: Building Quantitative Literacy among Social Justice Oriented Students
With Chris Bettinger & Alexis Martinez (San Francisco State University)
Using a Practicum as the Cumulative Assessment in Introductory Statistics
With Megan Heyman & Eric Reyes (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology)
Seeing is Believing
With Bernhard Klingenberg (New College of Florida)
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