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An intuitive approach to the statistics for the high school student. Emphasizes scientific method of analysis, graphing techniques, and use of computers for statistical analysis. Examples in this 184-page book suggest many science projects. Included is a unique flowchart to aid the student in selecting the appropriate statistical test. Also included are numerous illustrations and a variety of photographs of winning science fair projects. A comprehensive Index rounds out this well-written book.
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Book Contents |
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Chapter Headings
- What Do You Hope to "Prove"?
- What You Should Know about Collecting Data
- When to Use Significant Figures
- How to Organize Your Data in Tables
- Do You Need Life Tables?
- How to Make Better Line Graphs
- Do You Need a Standard Curve?
- When and How to Make Bar Graphs
- How to Select a Proper Statistical Test
- Ways to Analyze Your Data
- Calculators and Computers That Do the Statistical Work for You
- What Are the Odds That You are Right?
Appendices
- Glossary of Terms Frequently Used in Software Programs of Statistics
- Bibliography
- Recommended Reading ("Oldies but Goodies")
- Where to Find the Software for Statistics and Graphs
- Symbols Used in the Text
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$24.95
184 pages • Paperback 8½ x 11
ISBN: 978-0-9794500-0-6 |
Science Projects: How to Collect, Analyze, and Present Your Data (Perfect Binding) |
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Science Projects: How to Collect, Analyze, and Present Your Data (Coil Binding) |
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