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Teaching Probability

David Spiegelhalter and Derek Huby

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Consideration of probability from everyday experience, and a review of how it is currently taught
Theoretical and experimental approaches, extending to consideration of frequencies
Conditional probability and data modelling
Representation of data, including frequency trees and Venn diagrams
Set theory
Independent and mutually exclusive events

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9 hours

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Cambridge University Press

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David Spiegelhalter

Derek Huby

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