Modeling Sampling Distributions in an Advanced Placement Statistics Lesson

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COLIN FERREIRA
https://orcid.org/0009-0009-9217-2291

Abstract

This lesson demonstrates how technology can support teaching and learning in an 11th Grade Advanced Placement (AP) Statistics lesson designed by an empirically tested and effective model (FETL Model; see Ferreira, 2025). Simulation software (including Stapplet) was used to promote conceptual understanding of the abstract concept of sampling distributions and gamification technology (e.g., Wayground) was used for the formative assessment. Students worked in pairs to simulate sampling distributions and then individually to complete a quiz on Wayground. At the conclusion of the lesson, students engaged in reflective practices by anonymously reporting their experiences in Padlet.

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FERREIRA, C. (2025). Modeling Sampling Distributions in an Advanced Placement Statistics Lesson. Journal of Technology-Integrated Lessons and Teaching, 4(2), 81–90. https://doi.org/10.13001/jtilt.v4i2.9877
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COLIN FERREIRA, Dallas Independent School District

Dr. Colin Ferreira is currently a district and state Distinguished Mathematics Teacher at the high school level in Texas, USA, with more than 30 years of international teaching experiences in Guyana, Bahamas, North Carolina (USA), and Texas (USA). He is also an adjunct Mathematics and Education Professor at Dallas College (USA) and University of Guyana. His research interests include innovative pedagogies, K-12 Mathematics education, teacher preparation programs, and collaborating with teachers and leaders on a global level to contribute towards transforming the teaching and learning landscapes to foster equity-based and technology-driven instruction and assessment in K-12 classrooms. Correspondence concerning this article should be emailed to colinferreira01@gmail.com