Your To-Do List
Copyright © 2009–2015 by Stan Brown
Copyright © 2009–2015 by Stan Brown
Summary: If you keep up with the work, you’ll succeed in Statistics class. But it can be hard to remember to cover everything. Here’s a handy checklist. Follow it after every class to prepare for the next class, and you’ll do well.
Advice: With a once-a-week class, you may be tempted to leave everything to one or two monster study sessions. But that’s a really bad idea. Instead, try to do some class work every day, or at least four days a week. That way you’ll keep statistics fresh in your mind and you’ll get the most out of the time you spend studying.
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After class, review:
Remember, when you read a textbook you do it with your pencil and calculator, not just your eyes, and you work through every example.(See How to Read a Math Book and How to Study Math.)
Your homework is working papers, so it doesn’t have to be pretty, but it has to be done. And you should show your work just as you would on a quiz.
Check your answers. If your answer doesn’t match mine, find your mistake and fix it. (Or find my mistake and report it.)
Before class, prepare:
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