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USCOTS 2019 - Workshops
Program
Birds of a Feather
Breakouts
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Workshops
Tuesday
May 14th, 1:00 pm – 2 day(s)
W01: Moving past p-values: stats for data science
With Danny Kaplan (Macalester College)
W02: A core curriculum for undergraduate data science
With Todd Iverson, Silas Bergen, Brant Deppa, Tisha Hooks, April Kerby and Chris Malone (Winona State University)
Wednesday
May 15th, 8:30 am – 1.5 day(s)
W03: Doing is believing: increasing student buy-in for introductory statistics
With Kristin Flaming and Lisa Dierker (Wesleyan University)
Wednesday
May 15th, 1:00 pm – 1 day(s)
W04: moderndive: statistical inference using the tidyverse
With Albert Y. Kim, Jordan Moody, Ziwei "Crystal" Zang, & Starry Zhou (Smith College)
W05: Evidence and uncertainty: a modeling and simulation-based approach to statistical inference
With Andrew Zieffler & Michael Huberty (University of Minnesota), Jason Dolor, Kit Clement, & Jennifer Noll (Portland State University)
Thursday
May 16th, 1:00 pm – 0.5 day(s)
W06: Teaching introductory statistics in a digital world
With Bernadette Lanciaux (Rochester Institute of Technology)
W07: Developing understanding of civic statistics: the important things we miss in Stat 101/102
With Iddo Gal (University of Haifa, Israel), Jim Ridgway & James Nicholson (Durham University, UK)
W08: Updating undergraduate courses to include Bayesian inference
With Matt Brems & Tim Book (General Assembly)
W09: Teaching with simulation-based inference – for beginners
With Robin Lock & Patti Frazer Lock (St. Lawrence University), Kari Lock Morgan (Pennsylvania State University)
W10: Using CODAP to introduce data science at the pre-college level
With William Finzer (The Concord Consortium)
W11: Statistical literacy: evaluating evidence from observational studies
With Milo Schield (Augsburg University)
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