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Real World Math, Pseudocontexts, and Pseudoteaching

Posted on April 28, 2011 by 4th Order Approximations

The following is a comment that I made on Dan Meyer’s Blog regarding real world math, pseudocontexts, and pseudoteaching. Hey Dan, I feel like there is an element missing from this whole discussion on Real World Math, Pseudocontexts, and Pseudoteaching. … Continue reading →

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Confident About Confidence Intervals

Posted on April 20, 2011 by 4th Order Approximations

I’m very excited! Tomorrow I get to teach my stats class about confidence intervals. We have slowly been building up to hypothesis testing all year long and now it’s right around the corner. It’s so close I can feel it! … Continue reading →

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