Statistics - MATH.1266
About the Workshop
This workshop will review important concepts from each of the four major content areas in AP® Statistics (Exploring Data, Collecting Data, Probability, and Statistical Inference), provide activities that help illustrate these topics, and provide opportunities to use various types of technology, including graphing calculators and computer software. In addition, we will discuss how to select materials for use in class, how to assess students, how to prepare students for the AP® exam and the free response questions from the 2017 exam. Participants should bring a graphing calculator and a laptop computer.
Register for the 2019 Statistics workshop online.
About the Instructor
Chris True
Chris True has been teaching AP® Statistics and AP® Calculus in Nebraska since 1996. He has served as an AP® Statistics reader, table leader and a member of the rubric team for the past 18 years. He has presented dozens of AP® Statistics Summer Institutes, College Board® workshops, AP® Annual Conferences, National Math and Science teacher trainings and student study sessions. He has also presented at several regional, national and international Texas Instruments conferences. He has served as the Director of Mathematics Programs for the National Math and Science Initiative. He currently teaches Calculus II and III at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where he also serves as a coach and mentor to the graduate teaching assistants who are teaching Calculus I and II.