AP Statistics free-response section: students generally scored best on Q3, which required working with a probability distribution; 11% earned all 4/4 points possible.
The most challenging multiple-choice questions were on probability / simulation, where the average was 47% correct, but note that this is a marked improvement over the 38% correct on such questions last year.
The 2023 AP Statistics scores: 5: 15%; 4: 22%; 3: 23%; 2: 16%; 1: 24%. Great work: these are higher than the pre-pandemic scores of 2019, let alone last year, and educators invited 10% more students into the AP Stats classroom this year than last.
AP Daily: Practice Sessions start in April. Help your students get ready for their AP Exams with a new video series focused on practicing free-response and multiple-choice questions. Videos will be released twice in April on the 17th & 24th. Learn more: https://t.co/VdgnUbAI8P
Georgia Virtual School and the Georgia Department of Education have created an exciting new program in response to the significant demand for e-learning. Visit the Partner Up website to learn more! #GAPartnerUP
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AP Exam Tip: When asked to describe a distribution, be sure to address shape, center, and variability in the context of the problem. #apstats#MTBoS#statschat#SOCV
Happy #PiDay! Join the worldwide celebration of #pi with #MoMath online, featuring a day full of fun, interactive pi-themed activities starting at 11am ET. It would be 𝙞𝙧𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙖𝙡 not to celebrate with us!
Learn more and register at https://t.co/fpdCYTOEIb
Celebrating 15 Years Strong today at Georgia Virtual School with a virtual Engage conference this year with teachers and staff. Pictures from past in-person conferences are being enjoyed by all.
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Georgia Virtual School realizes that students look to online courses for a variety of reasons. One of these is flexibility. The registration dates for each semester are flexible and students are given a range of time during which they can start their course.
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Although Consecutive Prime Number New Years like 43 x 47 = 2021 are rare, (you can figure the last and next ones yourself) Twin Prime New Years are rarer; the next one is 59 x 61 = 3599.
"Parents and Teachers Pass On Math Anxiety Like a Virus, Especially to Girls" by @amightygirl. Thank you for this article and for including a @mckellarmath book, Ten Magic Butterflies, as part of the solution!
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