JOURNAL ARTICLE
Concept maps in introductory statistics
Year: 2015 Journal: Teaching Statistics Vol: 38 (1)Pages: 4-7 Publisher: Wiley
Abstract
Summary Concept maps are tools for organizing thoughts on the main ideas in a course. I present an example of a concept map that was created through the work of students in an introductory class and discuss major topics in statistics and relationships among them.
Keywords:
Mathematics education Class (philosophy) Computer science Concept map Statistics education Statistics Data science Mathematics Artificial intelligence
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Science Education and Pedagogy
Social Sciences → Social Sciences → Education
Statistics Education and Methodologies
Physical Sciences → Mathematics → Statistics and Probability
Innovative Teaching Methods
Social Sciences → Social Sciences → Education
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