Simulations reading group
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Warning
- This is my first time running a reading group with a long list of participants.
- I have not published any statistics education research.
- I did present once in the CAUSEweb research reading group and once in the flipped learning reading group.
Who I am
I enjoy reading statistics education journals and I have been wanting to read more papers related to what students learn from simulations.
I am currently a full-time (insert rank here) professor in the School of Economics at De La Salle University - Manila.
I am part of the (R)esearchers (o)n (S)tatistics (E)ducation Network.
- There is a follow-up conference on July 2025 to the 2023 conference.
Five papers, five meetings
Rough content of five papers
- Paper 1: Simulations outside of statistics
- Paper 2: Thinking about how to design/conduct randomized experiments involving exposure to simulations
- Paper 3: Identifying sources of misconceptions
- Paper 4: Assessment of output from statistical computing
- Paper 5: Moving outside of simulation-based inference
Proposed structure
- Every participant is expected to read the paper (or at least scanned the paper once).
- Each participant contributes at least 1 question related to the paper of the week. If possible, these questions are to be placed into the shared Google doc a day or two in advance in order to organize the meeting.
- If structure is not working, modify by crowdsourcing.
End
Questions? Comments? Thoughts?
Simulations reading group Meeting 0