44 Probability and Statistics Programs, Sep 1987, 490
Activities: Data Fitting without Formulas, Apr 1986, 264-271, 297
Activities: Exploring Data with Box Plots, Nov 1988, 658-663
Activities: Generating and Analyzing Data, Sep 1993, 475-8, 487-9
Activities: Mathematics as Communication: Graphing Information Collected Over Time, Dec 1990, 730-736
Activities: The Marble Sifter: A Half-Life Simulation, Dec 1993, 748-51, 757-9
Activities: What Is the r For?, Dec 1995, 758-62, 768-9
The Advanced Placement Course in Statistics: Increasing Students' Options, May 1996, 376–77
Ages of Oscar-Winning Best Actors and Actresses, Feb 1990, 96-102
America's Lifeline, Jan 1995, 64
Analyzing and Making Sense of Statistics in Newspapers. Apr. 1999, 318-22
Analyzing Data from the Olympic Games for Trends and Inferences, May 1996, 370–72
Analyzing Energy and Resource Problems: An Interdisciplinary Approach with Mathematical Modeling, Nov 1993, 628-633
Applications: Analyzing Data Relating to the Challenger Disaster, Sep 1994, 423-426
Applications: Exploring Baseball Data, Oct 1987, 565-569, 584
Applications: Statistical Process Control and Control Charts: An Application for Statistics Classes, Sep 1987, 480-486, 474
Applied Statistics: A First Course, Dec 1988, 754
The Art and Techniques of Simulation, Dec 1988, 754
Basic Statistical Concepts, Nov 1987, 682
Becoming Flexible with Functions: Investigating United States Population Growth, May 1996, 414–18
The Best of Teaching Statistics, Oct 1987, 594
Beyond Exploratory Data Analysis: The Randomization Test, Feb 1990, 144-149
Bootstrap Stats, Sep 1988, 492-493
Box Plots: Basic and Advanced, Feb 1990, 108-112
A Brief Look at the History of Probability and Statistics, Nov 1991, 623-630
The Broken Dice and Other Mathematical Tales of Chance, Oct 1994, 571-572
Building Foundations, Sep 1995, 528
Calculating and Computing for Social Science and Arts Students, Oct 1995, 609
The Cartoon Guide to Statistics, Sep 1994, 454-455
The Case of the Blue Wooden Flower, May 1995, 366-370
Central Tendency and Dispersion: The Essential Union, Jan 1986, 59-65
Class Activities with Student-Generated Data, Feb 1996, 105–7
The Coefficient of Determination: Understanding r2 and R2. Mar. 2000, 230–34
Connecting Research to Teaching: Probability and Statistics, Mar 1993, 244-248
Contemporary Precalculus through Applications: Functions, Data Analysis and Matrices, Sep 1994, 455
Contemporary Precalculus through Applications: Functions, Data Analysis and Matrices: Instructor's Video Workshop, Graphing Calculator Lab Manual & Assessment Resource, Apr 1995, 352
Cooperative Teaching Opportunities for Introductory Statistics Teachers. Nov. 1999, 734-37
The Correlation Coefficient and Influential Data Points, Mar 1997, 242–46 (see also Oct 1997, 515, 566)
Counting Penguins, Feb 1998, 110–16
Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics: Data Analysis and Statistics Across the Curriculum, Apr 1993, 345
Curriculum and Evaluation Standards for School Mathematics: Dealing with Data and Chance, Sep 1993, 500
Data Analysis, May 1989, 392
Data Analysis and Baseball. Nov. 1999, 738-42
Data Analysis and the Hardrock 100 Apr 1997, 274–76
Data Driven Mathematics: A Curriculum Strand for High School Mathematics, Sep 1996, 460–65, 540
Data Insights, Apr 1991, 320
Data Visualization, Feb 1993, 171-172
Dice and Disease in the Classroom, Sep 1998, 464–68
Dictionary/Outline of Basic Statistics, Sep 1992, 491
Discovering an Optimal Property of the Median. Nov. 1999, 692-703
The Double Stuf Dilemma. Nov. 1999, 674-75
Editorial: A Focus on Data Analysis, Feb 1990, 79
Elementary Statistics, 3d ed, Feb 1987, 164
Elementary Statistics, 4th ed, Feb 1990, 164
Elementary Statistics, 5th ed, Apr 1993, 347
Envisioning Information, Nov 1991, 675
Essential Mathematics: An Interactive Approach, Nov 1991, 675, 678
Essentials of Statistical Methods in 41 Pages, Nov 1993, 692
Examples of the Use of Statistics in Society, Feb 1990, 136-141
Experiments from Psychology and Neurology, Oct 1996, 562–69
Exploring Data, Nov 1988, 691
Exploring Measurements, Mar 1995, 243
Exploring Statistics with the TI-81®, Nov 1993, 692
Exploring Surveys and Information from Samples, Dec 1988, 756
Faculty Advancement in Mathematics (FAIM): Geometry, Modeling & Statistics, Jan 1995, 61
The Fascination of Statistics, Jan 1987, 72-74
The Final Tally, Nov 1996, 636–39
From Home Runs to Housing Costs, Oct 1994, 572
General Statistics, Feb 1987, 164
German Tanks: A Problem in Estimation. Nov. 1999, 724-28
Glyphs: Getting the Picture, Nov 1988, 691
Graph, Guess, and Compute, Dec 1987, 716-721
Graphic Methods for Instruction in Data Analysis, Apr 1991, 308-313
Handbook of Economic Statistics, 1985: A Reference Aid, Sep 1986, 480-481
A History of Probability and Statistics and Their Applications before 1750, Dec 1990, 752-753
The Honest Truth about Lying with Statistics, Jan 1991, 67-68
How Did They Get That?, Sep 1988, 470-476
How Much Does Camouflage Help?, Dec 1994, 676-681
How to Think About Statistics, Feb 1990, 164
How to Think about Statistics, rev. ed, Mar 1993, 265
The Ideas of Sampling, 3d ed, May 1987, 410
Illinois Institute for Statistics Education, Feb 1989, 150
Implementing the Standards: Statistics and Probability, Feb 1990, 113-118
Integrated Mathematics Course 1, Dec 1991, 768
Integrating Statistics into a Course on Functions, Nov 1990, 612-616
Introducing Data Analysis in the Schools: Who Should Teach It and How?, Jan 1995, 62
Introduction to Statistics, Dec 1986, 744
Introduction to Statistics: A Calculus-Based Approach, Dec 1992, 766
An Introduction to Statistics with Data Analysis, Sep 1992, 492
Introductory Statistics, 5th ed, Dec 1990, 753
Introductory Statistics: A Microcomputer Approach (Revised for IBM PC and Apple II Family), Nov 1987, 688
Investigating Distributions of Sample Means on the Graphing Calculator. Nov. 1999, 744-47
Is It True That Blonds Have More Fun?, Oct 1992, 579-581
It's All in the Area. Nov. 1999, 670-72
Learning and Testing Mathematics in Context. The Case: Data Visualization, May 1994, 382
Learning Data Analysis with Data Desk, Sep 1990, 475
Life and Riches, Nov 1994, 656
Logo in the Mathematics Curriculum, Sep 1986, 424-428
A Look at Frequency Distributions for Sports Scores, Mar 1988, 212-218
Making the Black Box Transparent. Dec. 1999, 780-84
A Mathematical Investigation of Quality Control, Mar 1995, 200-202
Mathematical Models of Waiting Time, Nov 1990, 622-627
Mathematical Statistics, Sep 1987, 495
The Mathematical Theory of Elections, Feb 1988, 154
Mathematical Thinking in a Quantitative World, Sep 1993, 502-503
Mathematical Ties That Bind, Dec 1994, 682-689
Mathematics, a Practical Odyssey, Sep 1993, 503
Mathematics and Medical Indexes: A Life-Saving Connection, Nov 1993, 624-626
Mathematics for Liberal Arts: A Problem-Solving Approach, May 1987, 410-411
Mathematics in Baseball, Apr 1993, 336-342
Mathematics with Applications, Oct 1987, 596
Maths Made Easy, Sep 1995, 530-531
Media Clips, Nov. 1999, 709-12
The Microcomputer as an Alternative to Binomial Tables, Nov 1986, 658-664
A MINITAB Companion with Macros, Sep 1992, 489-490
Modeling in the Statistics Classroom, Oct 1990, 545--547
Modern Data Analysis: A First Course in Applied Statistics, Dec 1990, 754
Modern Elementary Probability and Statistics with Statistical Programming in SAS, MINITAB, and BMDP, Dec 1990, 754
Motivating A-Level Mathematics, Oct 1987, 596-597
The Nature of Mathematics, 5th ed, Oct 1987, 597
News and Numbers, Oct 1990, 578
Note Toward a History of Teaching Statistics, May 1989, 395
Paradoxes in Averages, Apr 1989, 250-253
Perspectives on Contemporary Statistics, Oct 1992, 591
Plain Vanilla Statistics, Nov 1986, 665
Popular Measures of Central Tendency, Dec 1990, 744-746
Preparing Posters Promotes Learning, Dec 1992, 723-724
Products, Sept. 1999, 555
Project Jacobean: A Mathematical Exploration of a Literary Era. Apr. 2000, 238–44
Projects, 1997, 503–4
Publications, 1995, 152, 243, 350, 526, 528
Publications, 1996, 362, 436, 518
Publications, 1997, 250, 756
Publications, 1998, 86–87, 188, 538, 638
Publications, Jan. 1999, 70, Apr. 1999, 372, Sept. 1999, 554, Nov. 1999, 750
The Quantitative Literacy Project, Dec 1990, 757-758
Quotes, Damned Quotes, And…, May 1989, 395
Reader Reflections, 1996, 291, 578, 591
Reader Reflections, 1997, 515, 566
Reader Reflections, 1998, 154–55
Reader Reflections, Jan. 1999, 3, Mar. 1999, 183, Nov. 1999, 657, 681, 690
Reader Reflections, Jan. 2000, 36
Realistic Examples in Elementary Statistics, Dec 1987, 740-743
The Regression Effect; or, I Always Thought That the Rich Get Richer, Nov 1986, 644-647
Reliability Improvement with Design of Experiments, Apr 1994, 296-297
The Role of Technology in Introductory Statistics Classes. Nov. 1999, 666-69
Secondary School Results for the Fourth NAEP Mathematics Assessment: Discrete Mathematics, Data Organization and Interpretation, Measurement, Number and Operations, Apr 1988, 241-248
Secondary Students' Performance on Data and Chance in the 1996 NAEP. Nov. 1999, 713-18
Soundoff: How Can NCTM's Standards for Statistics Be Achieved?, May 1990, 344-345
The Standards Applied: Teaching Data Visualization, Oct 1992, 513-518
Stat1 and Stat 2, Apr 1986, 301-302
Statistics and the Academy Awards. Mar. 1999, 219-21
Statistics in Context. Jan. 2000, 54–58
Statistical Methods for the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Oct 1988, 598
Statistics, Apr 1995, 350
Statistics: A First Course, 4th ed, Oct 1986, 568
Statistics: A Guide to the Unknown, 3d ed, Oct 1989, 578
Statistics and Data Analysis: An Introduction, Sep 1988, 497
Statistics and Probability in Modern Life, 5th ed, Nov 1992, 692-693
Statistics: Concepts and Controversies, 2d ed, Dec 1987, 753
Statistics: Decisions through Data, Sep 1993, 507
Statistics Explained: Basic Concepts and Methods, Dec 1988, 757-758
Statistics for the Twenty-First Century, Apr 1993, 350
Statistics in the Classroom: Written Projects Portraying Real-World Situations, Apr 1992, 310-313
Statistics Workshop, Oct 1993, 611
Statlab: Microcomputer-Based Practice Classes and Demonstrations for Teaching Basic Statistical Concepts, Sep 1988, 493-494
Student-Generated Data in Elementary Statistics, Apr 1990, 322-325
Studies in Mathematics Education: The Teaching of Statistics, Oct 1991, 575
Studies in Mathematics Education: The Teaching of Statistics, vol. 7, Jan 1991, 70
Studying Proportions Using the Capture-Recapture Method. Mar. 1999, 215-18
A Summer Program in Probability and Statistics for Inner-City Seventh Graders, Apr 1988, 310-314
SVE AutoGraph, Sep 1990, 471
Teach Yourself Statistics. (listed as Statistics), Sep 1995, 528
Teaching of Mathematical Modeling and Applications, Dec 1991, 770
Teaching Statistics with Computer Networks, Jan 1996, 70–72
Teaching Statistics Using Humorous Anecdotes. Apr. 1999, 305-8
Technology Tips, Nov. 1999, 744-47
Test Reliability. Nov. 1999, 719-23
Three Methods of Attacking Problems in Discrete Mathematics, Part 2, Apr 1987, 282-288
Titanic: A Statistical Exploration. Nov. 1999, 660-64
Turning Landslides into Cliffhangers: An Analysis of Presidential Election Returns, Nov 1986, 605-608
Understanding Statistics, Oct 1987, 598-599
UNIX/STAT, Nov 1986, 666-667
Up the Creek with a Paddle, Sep 1998, 456–60
Using Data Analysis to Explore Class Enrollment, Feb 1990, 104-106
Using Financial Headlines and the Internet to Keep Statistics Classes Fresh. Apr. 2000, 318–23
Using Simulation on the Internet to Teach Statistics. Nov. 1999, 729-33
Using the Microcomputer to Teach Statistics, Mar 1986, 210-215
Using the TI-81 to Analyze Sports Data, Nov 1993, 636-641
Visual Representations of Mean and Standard Deviation, Nov 1996, 688–92
Visualizing Least-Square Lines of Best Fit, May 1997 404–8
Watching Your Weight, May 1993, 358-359
What Is Normal, Anyway? Nov. 1999, 682-89
Which Mean Do You Mean?, Jan 1991, 24-28
Why Data Analysis?, Feb 1990, 90-93
