Weekend HW

Two tasks:

1. Complete your type 3 regarding the "Stat Rap."

FCA's:
1. Student underlines/highlights 15 statistics references/vocabulary words. (8 points)
2. Student EXPLAINS IN DETAIL the meaning of at least 10 statistics references--think deeper than just a vocab reference. (15 points)
3. Student neatly and clearly provides his/her response. (2 points)


2. Please complete the 2010 investigative task provided in class. (It can also be found online).

3. On Monday, you will be asked to use the internet to grade your 2010 AP exam. You should provide a grade of E,P, or I; further you need to provide 1 or 2 sentences (at least) explaining WHY you gave yourself this mark. Your paper should also include corrections/the correct solution if you did not already have it. This will be a GRADED assignment. (18 points for grading with explanation; 3 per question).

***If you have the AP PSYCH OR AP CHEM EXAM ON MONDAY YOU MAY COMPLETE THIS WORK MONDAY/TUESDAY NIGHT TO BE COLLECTED ON WEDNESDAY***

Thursday HW

Easier night tonight...

Please complete the AP problem regarding unbiased estimators on the back of the formula sheet.

Tomorrow we'll finish going over the 2010 AP exam. Next week we'll finish up all the content with chapter 27 and keep studying. Fun stuff!

Tuesday HW

Tonight please complete questions 2 and 3 from the 2010 AP Exam. Tomorrow in class we'll look pretty deeply into these first 3 questions from 2010, exploring correct solutions, grading, and common mistakes students actually made last year.

Monday HW

First day of review/crunch time! Tonight for homework complete the 2010 Free Response question (#1) regarding regression and experimental design.

Further, complete both sides of the Inference worksheet--matching situations to the appropriate tests/intervals.

See you tomorrow!

Vacation HW

Get that take home test done! This is your first opportunity as we prepare for the AP exam; do your best. I recommend you sit down, time yourself for 90 minutes, and try the exam with the same time constraints you'll have on May 11th. Of course since this is a take home test you should then go back, make corrections, and use your notes/textbook to figure out anything you left over and to check your work. As we push forward all of these activities will of course carry weight toward your grade (and the majority of your fourth quarter will be on these pre-AP exam activities), but their primary function is to prepare you for the test. You won't learn anything if you don't put your best effort forward and try to recreate the AP exam environment. I'm looking forward to getting back next Monday for our LAST 13 DAYS OF CLASS BEFORE THE EXAM! It's crunch time! It's going to be a pretty tough 3 weeks!

Tuesday HW

Only 3 more days until vacation, then it's crunch time leading up to the AP exam... These days are more important than any we've had thus far. On that note, I hope you enjoyed your day with David Bock; although it was a long time to sit and listen, this was a really valuable opportunity for us. Not too many students get to spend some time learning from a true expert in a subject. Tonight for homework please complete the 2 Free Response questions regarding Chi-Squared (Goodness of Fit) tests. Tomorrow we'll do some homogeneity and independence tests, then it's one more chapter and review. Can you believe it?!

Monday HW

Please complete the following questions regarding the Chi-Squared distribution. Page 628: 3,4,5,10

Thursday Homework

*Your skull breadth activity is now DUE MONDAY. You're welcome?* Tonight: Complete the chapter 25 quiz, both sides, conditions and all, to be checked tomorrow. Also, remember you can write some questions for our text author David Bock for some stamps.

Wednesday HW

Tonight please complete the following: Chapter 24 exercises: #29 Chapter 25 exercises: #1,3,7,13

Tuesday HW

22 Days until the AP Exam! Homework tonight: page 569: 17, 19, 21, 25 Finish these up! Tomorrow we'll move on to matched pairs; if you have any lingering questions about 2 sample t-tests I will be after school on Wednesday and Thursday.