Statistics
Course Description:
Statistics at HSML will cover the same scope and sequence outlined by the college board for AP statistics. Course content is organized into 4 categories: data exploration techniques, principles of designing and conducting statistical studies, fundamentals of probability, and the principles of statistical inference. Students interested in sitting for the AP exam can discuss organizing group tutoring sessions focused on the exam as test time approaches for an additional fee. A strong grasp of algebra up to the algebra II level is presupposed.
Statistics at HSML will cover the same scope and sequence outlined by the college board for AP statistics. Course content is organized into 4 categories: data exploration techniques, principles of designing and conducting statistical studies, fundamentals of probability, and the principles of statistical inference. Students interested in sitting for the AP exam can discuss organizing group tutoring sessions focused on the exam as test time approaches for an additional fee. A strong grasp of algebra up to the algebra II level is presupposed.
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Tuition: $600/year details
Meet the Teacher: Andrew Johnston Class: Monday/Wednesday 1-2:25 (Central Time) Textbook: ISBN: Calendar: HSML 2018-2019 Calendar Sample Class: Click here for a 4 minute recording that demonstrates the technology we use. Teachers who have taught with High School Math Live have a full-length recording of a live class posted on their "Meet the Teacher" page (click on their name above to see that page.) |
Register here:Step 1: Fill out registration form.
Step 2: Pay registration fee (below.) After completing the two-step registration, you will receive a confirmation email within 1 business day. |
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Technology and Supplies:
Classes are held virtually via Citrix GoToMeeting. Your student will need a computer, headset with microphone, good internet connection and graphing calculator. Calculator Info |
Recordings:
Each class is recorded! Students can view the recording in case of absence or to solidify concepts while working on homework. |
