A Program for Visualizing Comparisons Between Two Normal Distributions
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TL;DR: One program in the Teaching Statistics Visually (TSV) project as mentioned in this paper supports inductive learning in introductory undergraduate applied statistics courses, which is similar to the one we describe in this paper.
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Abstract: This paper describes one program in the Teaching Statistics Visually (TSV) project. TSV supports inductive learning in introductory undergraduate applied statistics courses. The program (1) helps t...
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