Announcements: Winter
A roundup of statistics and education-related information and opportunities.
Posts from the ‘Announcements’ Category
Jan 2
Mar 15
New Editor Takes Reins of Statistics Teacher
As a former associate editor for the Statistics Teacher Network— the predecessor of Statistics Teacher (ST)—new ST editor Jessica Cohen may be new to the role, but not the journal. Cohen will take over for outgoing editor Angela Walmsley with the journal's spring issue.
Mar 15
Improve Quantitative Literacy with Graphs
Build quantitative literacy with your middle- and high-school math, science, and humanities students with the free, online feature “What’s Going On in This Graph?”
Mar 15
Announcements: Spring
A roundup of statistics and education-related information and opportunities.
Mar 15
2018 Data Visualization Poster Competition and Project Competition (New Rubric & Rules)
Introduce your K–12 students to statistics through the annual poster and project competitions directed by the ASA/NCTM Joint Committee on Curriculum in Statistics and Probability.
Mar 15
Register for Meeting Within a Meeting (MWM) Statistics Workshop for Middle- & High-School Math and Science Teachers
Meeting Within a Meeting Statistics Workshop for Middle- and High-School Mathematics and Science Teachers will take place in conjunction with the Joint Statistical Meetings, July 28–August 2, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Oct 9
Announcements: October
A roundup of statistics and education-related information and opportunities.
Sep 15
Making Sense of Statistical Studies Modules Available Free Online
The Making Sense of Statistical Studies modules are now free to download.
Sep 15
ASA 2017 Poster and Project Winners Announced
The ASA is pleased to announce the winners of the 2017 poster and project competitions. Winners were recognized with plaques, cash prizes, certificates, calculators, and publication of their names in Amstat News.
Sep 15
U.S. Census at School Reaches More Than 50,000 Students
The ASA’s U.S. Census at School program is a free, statistical problem solving classroom project for grades 4–12.
