Not awful and boring ideas for teaching statistics

A curvilinear relationship example that ISN'T Yerkes-Dodson.

Ingraham's "Two charts demolish the notion that immigrants here illegally commit more crime"

Chase's "How does rent compare to income in each US metropolitan area?"

Dozen of interactive stats demos from @artofstat

Wilson's "Find Out What Your British Name Would Be"

Pew Research's "The art and science of the scatterplot"

xkcd's Linear Regression

Rich, Cox, and Bloch's "Money, Race and Success: How Your School District Compares"

Hickey's "The 20 Most Extreme Cases Of ‘The Book Was Better Than The Movie"

"Correlation is not causation", Parts 1 and 2

BBC's "Your Olympic athlete body match"