I'm not sure of that either. For one thing, the students would be blown away. One thing we didn't have when I took stats was computers. I graduated from high s

I'm not sure of that either. For one thing, the students would be blown away. One thing we didn't have when I took stats was computers. I graduated from high school in 1982, and the colleges in my state were just beginning to get computers. I wonder if stats could be approached differently if it could start with nothing but data -- lots of it -- and graphing tools. This could even happen pre-college.