1996
DOI: 10.1080/10691898.1996.11910516
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A Second Bibliography on the Teaching of Probability and Statistics

Abstract: This article presents an extensive collection of references on the teaching of probability and statistics. The bibliography includes articles published in statistical and subject-matter journals and in conference proceedings.

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“…Among all past issues of the Journal of Statistics Education there are just two papers on this theme (evaluated over one semester; and over about 20 months); among all past issues of the Statistics Education Research Journal there is only one (evaluated over 4 months). And in the extensive bibliography of Sahai, Khurshid, and Misra (1996) there is none. All these three papers are, in fact, quantitative statistically-based studies.…”
Section: Why Teach For Long-term Retention Of Learning?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among all past issues of the Journal of Statistics Education there are just two papers on this theme (evaluated over one semester; and over about 20 months); among all past issues of the Statistics Education Research Journal there is only one (evaluated over 4 months). And in the extensive bibliography of Sahai, Khurshid, and Misra (1996) there is none. All these three papers are, in fact, quantitative statistically-based studies.…”
Section: Why Teach For Long-term Retention Of Learning?mentioning
confidence: 99%