Statistics with R
Description:
Intended Learning Outcomes:
- Formulate and realise a simple project in behavioural biology by developing a scientific hypothesis and test its predictions, and test it by analyses of data, and placing it in a theoretical context
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Out of class session 1 |
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Brightspace survey on motivation and skills |
Complete survey and reflect on own motivation skills ↓ |
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Welcome text on bright space wall |
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Slides introduction to dataset/problem |
Watch and reflect on the problem, download data and R-templates ↓ |
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Welcome text on bright space wall |
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In class session 1 |
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Slides introduction on bright space and coding template scaffolding their task |
Hands-on programming in pairs/trioes: |
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Short monologues in between programming: After break: Real life example of similar statistical problem End: Who am I - why I know stats In between monologues I and helpers walk around in class and provide feedback/help |
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Anonymous quiz on bright space |
5 min: Asses and reflect on own progress ↓ |
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Oral introduction |
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Slide |
2 min: reflect on what should be repeated in session 4 or something that sparked their interest. Write it down and keep it. ↓ |
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Oral introduction to session 4 |
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Out of class session 2 |
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Slides introduction to dataset/problem and stat methods we will use |
Watch and reflect on the problem, download data and R-templates ↓ |
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Text on brightspace wall |
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In class session 2 |
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Slides introduction on bright space and coding template scaffolding their task |
Hands-on programming in pairs/trioes: |
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Short monologues in between programming: After break: Real life example of similar statistical problem End: More example or plenum discussion of method or ?? In between monologues I and helpers walk around in class and provide feedback/help |
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Anonymous quiz on bright space |
5 min: Asses and reflect on own progress ↓ |
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Oral introduction |
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Slide |
2 min: reflect on what should be repeated in session 4 or something that sparked their interest. Write it down and keep it. ↓ |
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Oral introduction to session 4 |
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Out of class session 3 |
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Slides introduction to dataset/problem and stat methods we will use |
Watch and reflect on the problem, download data and R-templates ↓ |
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Text on brightspace wall |
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In class session 3 |
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Slides introduction on bright space and coding template scaffolding their task |
Hands-on programming in pairs/trioes: |
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Short monologues in between programming: After break: Real life example of similar statistical problem End: More example or plenum discussion of method or ?? In between monologues I and helpers walk around in class and provide feedback/help |
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Anonymous quiz on bright space, including feedback on what should be repeated in session 4 |
10 min: Asses and reflect on own progress ↓ |
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Oral introduction |
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Out of class session 4 |
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Brightspace survey on motivation |
Complete survey and reflect on where motivation comes from ↓ |
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Text on bright space wall |
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Slides introduction to dataset/problem and stat methods we will use |
Watch and reflect on the problem, download data and R-templates ↓ |
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Text on brightspace wall |
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In class session 4 |
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Depends on feedback in end of session 3 |
Depends on feedback in end of session 3 |
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Depends on feedback in end of session 3 |
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