Last week, we kicked off our fall conference schedule with a whirlwind trip to Palm Springs for the CASE (California Association of Science Educators) conference! Our first in-person CASE conference since 2019, we were excited to get back out to…
Last week, we kicked off our fall conference schedule with a whirlwind trip to Palm Springs for the CASE (California Association of Science Educators) conference! Our first in-person CASE conference since 2019, we were excited to get back out to…
We're back with another article about data analysis! For our previous blog post: Data analysis: range, mean, median, and mode Now, as we remember, data is only as good as the measurements made to collect them! When making measurements, it is…
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Depending on where you are in the United States (or in the world!) you may be headed back to school next week, or you have been back to school for weeks already! Regardless, it's a time with a lot of…
In the biology laboratory, we generate a ton of data. But how do we understand what it is telling us? We can use statistics! There are many ways to perform the analysis, depending on the data we collect. We're going…