This document provides guidance on assessing and teaching statistics and probability. It discusses why these subjects should be taught, how to assess student learning, and what content to teach. Key points include:
1. Statistics and probability should be taught to develop students' skills in organizing, presenting, analyzing, and interpreting data to solve problems.
2. Assessment should be based on standards and criteria for success, and use formative assessment activities to provide feedback.
3. When teaching, instructors should consider learning materials, feedback mechanisms, and ensure instruction leads to completing enabling formative assessment activities.
This document provides guidance on assessing and teaching statistics and probability. It discusses why these subjects should be taught, how to assess student learning, and what content to teach. Key points include:
1. Statistics and probability should be taught to develop students' skills in organizing, presenting, analyzing, and interpreting data to solve problems.
2. Assessment should be based on standards and criteria for success, and use formative assessment activities to provide feedback.
3. When teaching, instructors should consider learning materials, feedback mechanisms, and ensure instruction leads to completing enabling formative assessment activities.
This document provides guidance on assessing and teaching statistics and probability. It discusses why these subjects should be taught, how to assess student learning, and what content to teach. Key points include:
1. Statistics and probability should be taught to develop students' skills in organizing, presenting, analyzing, and interpreting data to solve problems.
2. Assessment should be based on standards and criteria for success, and use formative assessment activities to provide feedback.
3. When teaching, instructors should consider learning materials, feedback mechanisms, and ensure instruction leads to completing enabling formative assessment activities.
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STATISTICS AND ROBABILITY (FCAAM)
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