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Recitation 6 · Think-Pair-Share
Reading Comprehension: Think-Pair-Share
An in-class activity from the course slides — reproduced here so you can find it again after class.
📋 What to do
- Turn to your neighbor(s) and pick one of these slides (below).
- Take 3 minutes to brainstorm your response to the questions.
- We will discuss the answers together - be prepared to contribute!
- The three reading-comprehension slides are: Why Confidence Intervals? (Why do we use confidence intervals? What do they describe for us? What does it matter if our confidence interval crosses a specific threshold? eg. Cp = 1)
- Bootstrapping (What the heck is bootstrapping? Why do we do it? Explain this visual from our training.)
- Z-scores (What the heck is a z-score? Why do we do it? Why do we say qnorm(0.975)? Why not qnorm(0.95)?)
📮 Submit
Nothing to submit — discussed live in recitation.
Note: these instructions are the current version — the activity is written and kept up to date on this page, links to slide decks and helper materials included. Submit on Canvas; the due date and your grade live there.