Monday HW....

DUE Tomorrow: Please complete the creating boxplots/histograms and comparing distributions worksheet!

• If you come to the after school review session Monday, we can go over this as part of our review!
• Otherwise, I will provide an answer key to everyone on Tuesday to use to study....
• In the given context, the sample size of "groups of ten" is incorrect! The treatments are randomly assigned, but there are not 10 data values for each group--the "with stimulation" group has a sample size of 15, and the "control" group has a sample size of 13

The Stat Rap Assignment will be collected and graded--this is due by Thursday, 5/12 (AP Exam Day) or any time before!

Remember, we have after school review sessions today, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday! 

If you have not done so yet, please be sure to SIGN UP FOR KHAN ACADEMY! If you already have Khan, add me as a coach! Use the instructions provided in class, or below.

Finally, please CHECK YOUR HOMEWORK GRADES IN ESCHOOL. Many of us have been out due to exams/field trips/etc., so check your homework grades--if you have a zero for something that you did, show me!

Here is the boxplot/histogram/compare distributions homework due Tuesday:

Here are some suggestions for studying leading up to your exam:

• Come to our after school reviews! We will have after school reviews Wednesday, and Thursday this week, and Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday next week.
• Look over any old work you got passed back, including the multiple choice you got back today, your April break take home test, and any other old quizzes and tests...
• Review the test as a whole to see examples of correct solutions
• Investigate the problems you got wrong--find out how to do them correctly using your notes and other resources!
• Watch some AP Stat Guy videos to review various topics!
• Use sites like Learnerator and online practice exams--check the links on the right!
• Look at released free response questions at apcentral.collegeboard.com! (Click on exam homepages, then the course, and you can find all released FR and their rubrics!)
• Try a practice exam in a Barron's book or other review guide!
• Read through your notes!
• Some students (in the past) have typed up outlines of their notes to summarize all of the content--personally, that's how I studied for my exams in college! You learn/remember a lot just from typing the outline (yes, it will take time), and then you can print it out and read through the outline when you're on the bus or walking to class etc.!
• Transfer this table outlining all of the tests/formulas/conditions into your notebook!

And here are the instructions for signing up for Khan Academy:

1.       Go to http://www.khanacademy.org (or it’s linked on our blog)

2.       Choose “Start Learning Now!” (the green tab)

3.       Choose how you will sign in (Facebook, Gmail, or another email)

4.       When you sign in, you will see the home page where you can explore a variety of courses/subjects you can learn!

5.       Click on your name (on the top right), then choose “Profile.”

6.       When you open your profile, you have a few tabs: home, profile, badges, progress, discussion, projects, coaches.

7.       Choose “Coaches.”

8.       Now, “Add a Coach.” Enter the course code for the appropriate course. The class codes are listed below:

o    PreCalculus Class Code:  XR9ZWQ (DOUBLE HW Grade)

o    AP Statistics Class Code: T6HDN8 (DOUBLE HW Grade)

o    Topics In College Algebra Class Code: 7TXDYF (Topics Grade)

9.     Now, explore! Play around with the website and explore all it has to offer!