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This week I had to review in order to make sure that I  have a good understanding.

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This week...well, wasn't done during the week. I got behind for several reasons, most of it not my fault, but some of it...the fault of my lack of organization. Hopefully the next weeks from here will go better! The thing I got the most learning with by far was google sheets. I haven't used it in such a long time and I had to relearn a decent chunk of it.

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This week...well, wasn't done during the week. I got behind for several reasons, most of it not my fault, but some of it...the fault of my lack of organization. Hopefully the next weeks from here will go better! The thing I got the most learning with by far was google sheets. I haven't used it in such a long time and I had to relearn a decent chunk of it.

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This week I had a mental break down, did homework from 5:30 AM to 8 PM. Stared at my laptop to enter the box plot information which was tough for me. But once I really focused on the video Professor Boyd shared I was able to get it out of no where, so my little tantrum and mental break down seemed as if it was for nothing. Other than that still struggling to keep up and actually still don't understand ePortfolios which is another stress on my shoulder because I am behind on posts. I am just very relieved that there was a video/audio to go over the plotbox and how to enter the data and submit information.
- Op

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Wow, what a week. Learning R and Google Sheets was fun. More fun that I initially thought it would be! I need to work on time management still. Seeing my data come together on my site was really satisfying. Web design would be something I might look into thanks to this class, haha.
-Dani Ocampo

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Statistics Second Week- Marissa Leighton

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Statistics Second Week- Marissa Leighton

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This week went really well for me despite the power outage in my area. I really enjoy doing the e portfolio. Can't wait for next week!

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Game of Chance is a weekly podcast about baseball stats, history, and culture which puts current events in a historical context and constantly questions what we think we know about the national pastime.

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Game of Chance is a weekly podcast about baseball stats, history, and culture which puts current events in a historical context and constantly questions what we think we know about the national pastime.

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This week was much different than the other, given that we started doing actual work working with various components. I learned how to take data and put it into various types of charts to demonstrate the overall values. It was challenging but I'm looking forward to the many difficult tasks that this year have to offer.

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I was satisfied with the errors I found in my own learning pattern. I was able to fix these errors by rereading and taking better notes. I did go back and fix a couple assignments and questioned myself. I was glad I wasn't thrown into multiple concepts at once. The multiple assignments helped me understand different variables and why it is important to have them. It helped me refamiliarize myself with finding the SD, MAD, and mean etc. This week was a challenge but I feel like I worked hard for it. -Manesha

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What I had learned that I found interesting this week is how despite two people having the exact same data, they can end up creating completely different graphs based just on how they present their data, or depending on who they get their data from can greatly change the results of a study/survey.
-Andres Jimenez

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I loved learning about different types of tables and learning how to operate google sheets.

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I struggled with having enough time this week. There was a lot to do! I learned how to think critically about a topic I was curious about and then do some research. Gather up as much data as I can find and then narrow it down so that it's usable. Slam it all into Google sheets, make it pretty, and then sum it up.

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This week I learned about how statistics can be misleading so I attached a video on that topic. Overall, this week was very overwhelming for me. I felt quite stressed trying to absorb a lot of information. However, I enjoyed becoming more familiar with google sheets. Although it's been a challenging class for me, I look forward to next week.

-Soraya Adame

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How statistics can be misleading - Mark Liddell

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This week I learned how to put my information onto google sheets. Also I honestly had a great time going over box plots.
Here is a podcast I found about stats.

Xala Moua

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I really enjoyed knowing that other people had been struggling the same as me on the boxplot assignment. I thought i was left behind and slowing everyone else down. I learned that being in a team is way easier together than being alone.
-Natahlia Limon

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This week was pretty dope. learned quite of few thigs I didn't know before. Thanks Professor. Learning  how to make your own survey was so simple, who knew? I didn't lol. This class is actually more fun than I thought. looking forward to next week Professor Boyd.
Jerry L.

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I learned how to use Google Sheets and make my own graphs using the program. I don't listen to podcasts and don't know how to add an audio however, I found a cool GIF. I'm looking forward to next week! - Nickdip Kahlon

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I enjoyed learning about how to do equations in google sheets and excel. I didn't find any audio, but I found this picture!

-Ashlyn L

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This week I learned about how skewness coefficient and  kurtosis form.  Solving for interquartile range and other stuff.
Here is a podcast about stats.

Janis Wong

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Statistics need Stories to give them meaning. Stories need Statistics to give them credibility. Every Thursday John Bailer, Richard Campbell and Rosemary Pennington get together with a new, interesting guest to bring you the Statistics behind the Stories and the Stories behind the Statistics.