JSM 2005 - Toronto

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71 Sun, 8/7/05, 4:00 PM - 5:50 PM MCC-103 F
Assessments of Students Learning and Attitudes in Introductory Statistics - Contributed - Papers
Section on Statistical Education
Chair(s): Ann Cannon, Cornell College
     4:05 PM   Assessment of Materials for Engaging Students in Statistical Discovery — Amy G. Froelich, Iowa State University; W. Robert. Stephenson, Iowa State University; William M. Duckworth, Iowa State University
     4:20 PM   Applying an Action-research Model to Assess Student Understanding of the Central Limit Theorem in Postcalculus Probability and Statistics Courses — Myrtis L. Lunsford, Longwood University; Ginger Holmes Rowell, Middle Tennessee State University; Tracy Goodson-Espy, Appalachian State University
     4:35 PM   BYU TestBank: An Automated System for Unique Test Generation and Correction — David G. Whiting, Brigham Young University; Del T. Scott, Brigham Young University
     4:50 PM   Evaluation of Classification Accuracy and Consistency in Educational Testing — Lisue Chen, CTB/McGraw-Hill; Matthew Finkelman, CTB/McGraw-Hill; David Rogosa, Stanford University
     5:05 PM   An Example of Utilizing Data Analysis for Assessing a Math General Education Curriculum — Charles Todd, Montana Tech, The University of Montana
     5:20 PM   Getting Students Involved in Learning Introductory Statistics in a Large Lecture Setting — Jackie Miller, The Ohio State University
     5:35 PM   Floor Discussion
 

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Revised March 2005