Statistics for Empowerment and Social Engagement
Edited by Jim Ridgway ()
in Springer Books from Springer
Date: 2022
ISBN: 978-3-031-20748-8
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch Chapter 1 Why Engage with Civic Statistics?
- Jim Ridgway
- Ch Chapter 10 Civic Statistics and iNZight: Illustrations of Some Design Principles for Educational Software
- Chris J. Wild and Jim Ridgway
- Ch Chapter 11 Exploring Climate Change Data with R
- Nuno Guimarães, Kimmo Vehkalahti, Pedro Campos and Joachim Engel
- Ch Chapter 12 Covid-19 Shows Why We Need Civic Statistics: Illustrations and Classroom Activities
- Jim Ridgway and Rosie Ridgway
- Ch Chapter 13 Critical Understanding of Civic Statistics: Engaging with Important Contexts, Texts, and Opinion Questions
- Iddo Gal
- Ch Chapter 14 Implementing Civic Statistics in Business Education: Technology in Small and Large Classrooms
- Peter Kovacs, Klara Kazar and Eva Kuruczleki
- Ch Chapter 15 Civic Statistics for Prospective Teachers: Developing Content and Pedagogical Content Knowledge Through Project Work
- Susanne Podworny, Daniel Frischemeier and Rolf Biehler
- Ch Chapter 16 Implementing Civic Statistics in Mathematics Teacher Education
- Achim Schiller and Joachim Engel
- Ch Chapter 17 Civic Statistics at School: Reasoning with Real Data in the Classroom
- Christoph Wassner and Andreas Proemmel
- Ch Chapter 18 Preparing for a Data-Rich World: Civic Statistics Across the Curriculum
- Joachim Engel, James Nicholson and Josephine Louie
- Ch Chapter 19 Dynamic, Interactive Trees and Icon Arrays for Visualizing Risks in Civic Statistics
- Laura Martignon, Daniel Frischemeier, Michelle McDowell and Christoph Till
- Ch Chapter 2 Back to the Future: Rethinking the Purpose and Nature of Statistics Education
- Joachim Engel and Jim Ridgway
- Ch Chapter 20 Reflections on Civic Statistics: A Triangulation of Citizen, State and Statistics: Past, Present and Future
- Karen François and Carlos Monteiro
- Ch Chapter 21 Project-Based Learning with a Social Impact: Connecting Data Science Movements, Civic Statistics, and Service-Learning
- Leid Zejnilović and Pedro Campos
- Ch Chapter 22 Data Science, Statistics, and Civic Statistics: Education for a Fast Changing World
- Jim Ridgway, Pedro Campos and Rolf Biehler
- Ch Chapter 23 Civic Statistics in Context: Mapping the Global Evidence Ecosystem
- Jim Ridgway and Rosie Ridgway
- Ch Chapter 3 A Conceptual Framework for Civic Statistics and Its Educational Applications
- Iddo Gal, James Nicholson and Jim Ridgway
- Ch Chapter 4 Implementing Civic Statistics: An Agenda for Action
- Iddo Gal, Jim Ridgway, James Nicholson and Joachim Engel
- Ch Chapter 5 Interactive Data Visualizations for Teaching Civic Statistics
- Jim Ridgway, Pedro Campos, James Nicholson and Sónia Teixeira
- Ch Chapter 6 Data Sets: Examples and Access for Civic Statistics
- Sónia Teixeira, Pedro Campos and Anna Trostianitser
- Ch Chapter 7 Lesson Plan Approaches: Tasks That Motivate Students to Think
- Anna Trostianitser, Sónia Teixeira and Pedro Campos
- Ch Chapter 8 Seeing Dynamic Data Visualizations in Action: Gapminder Tools
- Peter Kovacs, Klara Kazar and Eva Kuruczleki
- Ch Chapter 9 Data Visualization Packages for Non-inferential Civic Statistics in High School Classrooms
- Daniel Frischemeier, Susanne Podworny and Rolf Biehler
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