[Maths-Education] Teaching statistics and quantitative methods

[Gates Peter]

Thanks Chris,

Yes I did that it was the first thing I did - and what I found wasn't
very impressive. All just didactic pedagogy written on PowerPoint
slides!

In fact it is what I did - but so far no one has been able to identify
really good dynamic resources. Someone suggested usng Excell and there
are usefl activities one can devise. But that is not really what I was
looking for.


Peter 
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In a message dated 14/04/2007 14:36:47 GMT Daylight Time,
Peter.Gates at nottingham.ac.uk writes:

I am  looking at teaching
quantitative methods to masters students and am looking  for some useful
PowerPoint or web based resources which can dynamically  illustrate such
things as correlation, regression, factor analysis  etc.


If you type something like regression ppt into google you get a whole
list of powerpoints which can then be rebuilt quite easily (like
scrapheap challenge).  Works for most topics.  

Best Wishes
Doctor Chris  Day




   
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