Topics Covered

Symbolic logic
Appeal to nature fallacy
The placebo effect
Weasel words
Selection bias
Regression to the mean
Correlation and causation
Clustering illusion
Gambler's fallacy
Base rate fallacy
Survivorship bias
Simpson's paradox

How to Use This Bundle

This bundle is flexible and can be used in the classroom or at home in the way that works best for you.

There is no required order, but "A Statistical Odyssey" and the "A Statistical Odyssey Worksheets and Lesson Plans" should be used together since they were designed to complement each other, and the "Logic for Teens" course and "Symbolic Logic Worksheets" pair well together, too.

For parents

These resources are suitable for homeschool families or parents looking for meaningful enrichment.

The online courses can be completed independently by teens, but the worksheets and lesson plans work best with some adult guidance. The lesson plans can easily be adapted for home use by skipping group activities or having teens do them with a sibling or friend.

If you are in New Hampshire, you can be reimbursed by the state's EFA program, Children's Scholarship Fund. Learn more.

For teachers

The worksheets and lesson plans in this bundle can be reused across as many of your own classes as you like. They are licensed for use by one teacher.

This bundle includes one lifetime pass for each interactive course, linked to the email address used at purchase. That means the courses can be reused by the teacher as many times as they like, but they are accessed through a single account and used on only one device at a time. For tutors or teachers working one-on-one, this is suitable.

For teachers with multiple students who have access to their own devices, the For Schools subscription may be better. It includes unlimited student passes so students can work through the courses individually. If the "For Schools" subscription is not the right fit for your classroom, the courses in this bundle can be displayed on a screen for the class to work through together.

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