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I mean, statistics relies heavily on calculus. It might be best to try and fit both in. Something at least a little bit fun and educational could be achieved wi
by ImaCake 6y ago
I mean, statistics relies heavily on calculus. It might be best to try and fit both in. Something at least a little bit fun and educational could be achieved with some dice throwing or simple computer simulations. High school students place dice games, they will immediately appreciate how useful a bit of probability would be in that context.
- rchaud 6y agoTrignometric calculus comprised at least half my high school calc assignments ~20 years ago. Surely that can be scaled back in favour of more lessons on statistics and probability.
- CamperBob2 6y agoI mean, statistics relies heavily on calculus No, it doesn't. Not the kind you'd teach in high school to help young people grow up and maintain a functioning democracy.