Today I am Embracing thankfulness. I’m getting rid of The what abouts? The could haves & The why nots. I’m remembering that Survival doesn’t Merit a Medal. Survival gives Opportunity & Insight. Survival reminds us to be Alive. And to constantly Choose to Live in ways that benefit Our world Our … Continue reading Thankfulness Today
Month: September 2019
Statistics in Education (Part 2): When Everything You Ever Wanted Isn’t Enough
I had the most bizarre experience this past weekend. The ever awesome Ellen Yezierski (@EllenYezierski) emailed me an article she uses in her graduate level CER (Chemical Education Research) classes to peruse and discuss. The article details the "new" (i.e. 2018) APA (American Psychological Association) reporting standards that should be used for quantitative research. It … Continue reading Statistics in Education (Part 2): When Everything You Ever Wanted Isn’t Enough
Statistics in Education: It’s harder than it looks
In 2009, when I started thinking about going back to graduate school, statistics was definitely on my mind. I had the perhaps erroneous perception that statistics was not done as well as it could be in educational research, and that perception ate away at my conscience. This is why my original degree plan (pre-reqs started … Continue reading Statistics in Education: It’s harder than it looks