My+Personal+AP+Statistics+Textbook

I have often thought that the user deriving the greatest benefit from the shaded boxes printed in any math textbook is the author of the shaded boxes. The author took a topic, broke it apart, played around with it, made some mistakes, understood what went wrong, and reconstructed his or her understanding. Only then did the author distill that newfound understanding into one, perfectly complete drop of knowledge, framed by a shaded box. Starting from that premise, I am empowering you as learners to author your own personal AP Statistics textbooks. We will collaborate together as a class, refining conceptions and extending understandings, but you will ultimately be the author of your own shaded boxes. -Stephanie Ogden, L&N STEM Academy


 * ||  ||   ||   ||   ||   || Yates, Moore & Starnes (2002) ||
 * **Unit 1** ||||||||||= **//Exploring Data Distributions//** || Chapters 1 & 2 ||
 * Unit 2 |||||||||| //Relations Between Variables// || Chapters 3 & 4 ||
 * Unit 3 |||||||||| //Producing Data// || Chapter 5 ||
 * Unit 4 |||||||||| //Probability// || Chapter 6 ||
 * Unit 5 |||||||||| //Random Variables and Two Special Distributions// || Chapters 7 & 8 ||
 * Unit 6 |||||||||| //Sampling Distributions and Introduction to Inference// || Chapters 9 & 10 ||
 * Unit 7 |||||||||| //Inference for Distributions and Proportions// || Chapters 11 & 12 ||
 * Unit 8 |||||||||| //Inference for Tables and Regression// || Chapters 13 & 14 ||