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Picture is missing several layers, legislature, school administration are molding the teachers so they reach to pass standardized tests.
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Ultimate layer is the voters who do not care whether other people's children are educated.
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I have been favor of replacing HS algebra with statistics.
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"Stats" course would be more useful in the real world
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From a business perspective it might be... But what if you're not going into business?
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People use statistics all the time - when they look at polling data, lottery tickets, probability. See:https://www.amazon.com/How-Lie-Statistics-Darrell-Huff/dp/0393310728 …
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Unfortunately too many people don't use statistics when buying lottery tickets .
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No but the sellers of lottery tickets do ;)
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It's been black 12 times in a row, the next one HAS to be red
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Hey, but get this... The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
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Can you describe in your own words what that means
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No, but I can make a jello mold of it.
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Your statement is only 46% true.
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I publish using advanced statistics. Honestly, there's an education need, but also a need 4 transparent reporting &I access 2 raw data
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Separate issues. Scientists need more data transparency; general public needs better understanding of basic stats.
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Agreed- problems are separate but related. Without transparency, there is lack of trust and less realization for the need 2 learn
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Which explains why people are afraid of flying
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Especially after a plane accident. What they don't realize is that now that it happened, it's less likely to happen again
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