Not awful and boring ideas for teaching statistics

Stromberg and Caswell's "Why the Myers-Briggs test is totally meaningless"

Scott Ketter's "Methods can matter: Where web surveys produce different results than phone interviews"

Anya Kamenetz's "The Past, Present, And Future of High-Stakes Testing"

Pew Research's "Global views on morality"

minimaxir's "Distribution of Yelp ratings for businesses, by business category"

Cory Turner's "A tale of two polls"

Public Religion Research Institute's “I Know What You Did Last Sunday” Finds Americans Significantly Inflate Religious Participation"

Marketing towards children: Ethics and research

Time's "Can Time predict your politics?" by Jonathan Haidt and Chris Wilson

The Onion's "Are tests biased against students who don't give a shit?"

PHD Comics, 1/20/2010

CBS News/New York Times' Poll: Gays in the Military

Hunks of Statistics: Sharon Begley

Dilbert, 4/13/04

Hyperbole and a Half's "Boyfriend doesn't have Ebola. Probably."