You may find that you want to look something up and revisit topics you've learned in this class. To make this easier for you, I've compiled all of the color lesson notes, plus the worked examples, into a single PDF file with a table of contents for you to take to college:
AP Statistics Entire Course Notes
| Date | Daily lesson materials | Homework | ||
| M 10/19 | Work one more Ch13 problem, then packet work time. | |||
| T 10/20 | Go over Ch11,12,13 practice quizzes in packet | |||
| W 10/21 | Ch11,12,13 packet work time | Review for tomorrow's quiz (and packet is due) | ||
| Th 10/22 | ** Quiz Ch11,12,13 **
Bring your calculator...also collecting the Ch11,12,13 Required Packet | |||
| F 10/23 | Unit 3 Review (test is next Wednesday and Thursday) | |||
My process for writing recommendation letters
If you are planning to ask me for a letter of recommendation, and I've had you as a student for at least one month, I am happy to write a recommendation letter for you! However, the process typically takes 2-3 weeks, so please read through this document about what information I require from you before we can begin, and plan to provide this information to me at least 3 weeks prior to your deadline:
My process for writing recommendation letters
High-School Course Syllabus and Detailed Course Topics Description:
AP Statistics HS Course Syllabus
AP Statistics Detailed Course Topics Description
If you take this course for Rio Salado credit, you are also subject to the Rio Salado syllabus rules:
Rio Salado Course Syllabus - MAT206
Here is the course introduction presentation we say in class the first week:
Welcome to AP Statistics!
You can optionally choose to take AP Statistics for college credit. If you want college credit, there are two ways to get it:
1) by taking the AP Statistics Exam in May
2) by enrolling in one 1-semester, 3-credit Rio Salado course:
MAT206 Elements of Statistics
(You can take the AP exam *and* enroll in the Rio Salado class, choose only one of these options, or do neither and just take the course for high school math credit.)
MORE DETAILS / IF YOU NEED HELP DECIDING WHAT TO DO...
More about 'why'...
(Note: all information in the future is tentative and may change.)