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DASL (pronounced "dazzle") is an online library of datafiles and stories that illustrate the use of basic statistics methods. We hope to provide data from a wide variety of topics so that statistics teachers can find real-world examples that will be interesting to their students. Use DASL's powerful search engine to locate the story or datafile of interest.

The most hyperactive teacher ever - funny and weird but the kids like him and I think he makes some parts of statistics quite clear.

Good site for brushing up on the topics that you might be a bit rusty on (e.g. statistics!)

This web site currently features a number of statistical test calculators that social science students (and others) might find useful. These were originally developed in order to analyse the data accumulated at the Philosophy Experiments web site (partly just for the fun of it, and partly because SPSS and the like are cumbersome and prohibitively expensive). The calculators are designed to be easy to use - normally requiring only that you input your data and press a button. It is very useful for IA-Results section

It covers research and statistic courses in psychology. All the submissions are checked based on their pedagogical value, clarity etc. which makes the site and the lecture notes very valuable.

Did you know that the Chi-Squared Test is always one-sided? I sure didn't. Here is a simple explanation as to why and lots more interesting and "easy" statistical information

TeachPsychScience.org provides a range of classroom and lab resources such as demonstrations, activities, assignments, exercises, and PowerPoint presentations to facilitate teaching research methods, statistics, and experimental design in psychology.

This article from the psychblog.co.uk was a little bit different! Discusses using the medium of dance to get students thinking in different ways in psychology....in general I also think this is a great site for psychology teachers.

Useful Resources for your IA: including information about the statistical tests and potential topics