Statistics for Teaching Science: Part 1 Measuring and Reporting Uncertainty

All measurements include some degree of uncertainty or error, but how it is reported is decided by the person collecting the data. Because analysis is dependent on the data collected, the method used to report error can substantially impact the strength of the claims made and conclusions drawn. In this workshop, we will explore five ways uncertainty is described using different instruments commonly found at home. We will practice making decisions about the method that is most appropriate in different situations and defend our choice to our peers with evidence and reasoning.

This 1.5-hour workshop is open to science and math teachers of all grade levels.

This event is sold out. The next date for this event is Saturday, March 19th at 10-11:30am Eastern Daylight Time or you can rent the On-demand video format to see a recorded version of this workshop.