r/statisticshelperz

I'm a college student taking my first ever summer classes, to help me out a bit in the long run. I'm taking a stats class I have a survey project for, and need 100 responses for it *minimum*. My survey is about mental health and happiness lvls. Not depressing, I swear! I just want to learn about this, see what people say, and see if I can make relationships/hypotheses that I can write about in my paper based on the results. It's a 20 question and completely anonymous survey, and I'm trying to get it out there as much as possible (in the correct forums of course) Please feel free to share, and I hope you enjoying answering these questions and helping me with this task.

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Any resources anybody would recommend before going into a statistics class to brush up on topics that are used as the foundation for it? I am very bad with math and nervous about all the formulas and such and it’s been forever since I used a graphing calculator.

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Hey everyone,

I’ve got a stats class starting next week and honestly, I’m feeling a bit stressed about it. I want to make sure I’m prepared and don’t fall behind. I’ve got a budget of $500 to work with and I’m looking for any good resources, tutoring or tools that could help me get a solid grasp on the material.

If you’ve got any suggestions for online courses, study guides or tutoring options (ideally within that budget), I’d really appreciate it. Also, if anyone has advice on how to approach stats in general, that would be super helpful!

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Wife talked me into using reddit for something other than cleaning and gaming tips. Hope people find this entertaining, or even take it as a bit of advice for their own students.

I’m a professor at a university and have been for many, many years. Over that time, I have had a lot of students accidentally submit the wrong document for an assignment. Usually it’s an assignment for a different class or just some completely innocuous random file, but several times I’ve opened a submission expecting a lab report and been faced with something that was definitely not meant for my eyes. 

I get it. I was once a sleep-deprived, chronically-stoned college student submitting my papers at the last possible second (although I was doing in person instead of online, which is arguably worse). I once managed to swap papers meant for different classes, and spent a day panicking about it before managing to contact my professors, who informed me they were married, lived in the same house, and had just swapped my papers back. Then they both laughed at me, which I admit I deserved.

I try to give my students a lot of grace and not forget what it was like in their shoes. So, when I think that they would be absolutely mortified to realize what they accidentally submitted, I send out a quick email asking them to resubmit their assignment because it “won’t open on my end”. I’m even careful to do this once in a while to a correct assignment to prevent them from potentially talking to each other and catching on to my scheme. They think I’m just a dumb old fart with a shitty computer. I'm happy to keep it that way.

Edit: People are telling me this is a tactic students use to get extra time. I'm well aware of that. Maybe I'm just an old hippie, but I'd rather be too generous with a student who's being lazy than fail one who's trying their best and is probably stress crying over accidentally turning in their anime fanfiction. I wasn't exactly a perfect student either, so who am I to judge?

So the exam isn’t on lockdown but the camera has to show your workspace and a little bit of your head I guess, any way past this?

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So I proctored test coming up and I am planning to tape my phone against my screen which won’t be visible and also have my friend stand far away from me which won’t come in my camera view. She can take pictures by zooming and find answers on chat gpt and Text me . I will have my phone to no lock screen and leave it open on her text msgs. She can keep sending me answers and I can read it as I am viewing the screen. I will have to scan the room but I will give exam in my open kitchen. We don’t don’t have to thoroughly. I will tell her to hide and mark her spot to stand exactly where she won’t be visible from my screen . How is my plan

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