Posts

Health and Human Service videos: Explaining research to participants

Daily Cycles in Twitter Content: Psychometric Indicators

NBC News' "This algorithm helps catch serial killers"

TEDed's "Can you solve the false positive riddle?"

Crash Course: Statistics

The Economist's "What's the most common form of contraception?"

Roeder's What If God Were A Giant Game Of Plinko?

Pew Research Center's Methods 101 Video Series

"Student life summarized using graphs" video

Day's Edge Production's "The Snow Guardian"

Annenberg Learner's "Against All Odds"

rStats Institute's "Guinness, Gossett, Student, and t Tests"

NY Magazine's "Finally, Here’s the Truth About Double Dipping"

Pokemon Go and physical activity

Aschwanden's "You Can’t Trust What You Read About Nutrition"

Hancock's "Skip The Math: Researchers Paint A Picture Of Health Benefits And Risks"

Understanding children's heart surgery outcomes

Teaching your students about the de facto ban on federally funded gun research

John Oliver's "Scientific Studies" with discussion quesions

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