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Teaching Two-Way Frequency Tables Through Misconceptions

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During my first year of teaching, I thought I was alone in suffering through awkward moments as I made content mistakes in front of my students. The more I experienced these instances, the more I was able to strengthen my understanding of content and pedagogy. Why not provide my students with similar experiences to deepen their understanding of mathematics?  In this article, I discuss how I used a misconception I had about two-way frequency tables to help students achieve a better understanding of how the variables in two-way frequency tables are dependent on each other.

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Jakes, L., (2019) “Teaching Two-Way Frequency Tables Through Misconceptions”, Ohio Journal of School Mathematics 83(1), 43--49. doi: https://doi.org/10.18061/ojsm.4086

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