AP Statistics 8-Day Review Course

A comprehensive review to prepare for the AP Statistics exam

This course covers all key topics from the AP Statistics curriculum framework, with emphasis based on their exam weightings.

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Course Overview

This comprehensive review course is designed to help AP Statistics students prepare for the AP exam. The course is structured as an 8-day review, with each day focusing on key topics from the AP Statistics curriculum framework.

Course Structure

Day 1: Exploring One-Variable Data
15-23% of exam

Descriptive statistics, measures of center and spread, graphical representations
Day 2: Probability and Random Variables
10-20% of exam

Basic probability concepts, conditional probability, random variables
Day 3: Sampling Distributions and Data Collection
19-27% of exam

Sampling methods, experimental design, Central Limit Theorem
Day 4: Inference for Means
10-18% of exam

t-distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing for means
Day 5: Inference for Proportions
12-15% of exam

Confidence intervals, hypothesis testing for proportions
Day 6: Linear Regression and Correlation
7-12% of exam

Correlation, linear regression models, residual analysis
Day 7: Chi-Square Tests
2-5% of exam

Chi-square goodness of fit, homogeneity, and independence tests
Day 8: Comprehensive Review
All topics

Integration of concepts, exam strategies, practice exams
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Follow this 8-day review plan to maximize your AP Statistics exam score.

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Quick Quiz

Try this sample question:

Which measure of center is most appropriate for a skewed distribution?

How to Use This Course

For Teachers
  1. Review the lesson plans for each day to prepare your instruction
  2. Assign practice problems as classwork or homework
  3. Use the calculator activities to help students become proficient with technology
  4. Distribute study guides as reference materials
  5. Use the additional resources to supplement your instruction
For Students
  1. Review the study guides to understand key concepts
  2. Complete the practice problems to test your knowledge
  3. Use the calculator activities to improve your technology skills
  4. Study the formula sheets and reference materials
  5. Practice exam strategies for both multiple-choice and free-response questions

Calculator Skills

The TI-84 calculator is an essential tool for the AP Statistics exam. Practice your calculator skills with this interactive simulation:

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For comprehensive calculator instructions, visit our Calculator Guide.

Exam Countdown

The AP Statistics exam is approaching. Make the most of your remaining study time with our 8-day review plan.

Exam Preparation Timeline

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Follow our day-by-day review plan to ensure you cover all essential topics before the exam.

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Alignment with College Board Standards

This review course is aligned with the College Board AP Statistics curriculum framework. The course covers all nine units of the AP Statistics curriculum, with emphasis placed on topics according to their weight on the AP exam.

Curriculum Units

  • Unit 1: Exploring One-Variable Data 15-23%
  • Unit 2: Exploring Two-Variable Data 5-7%
  • Unit 3: Collecting Data 12-15%
  • Unit 4: Probability, Random Variables, and Probability Distributions 10-20%
  • Unit 5: Sampling Distributions 7-12%
  • Unit 6: Inference for Categorical Data: Proportions 12-15%
  • Unit 7: Inference for Quantitative Data: Means 10-18%
  • Unit 8: Inference for Categorical Data: Chi-Square 2-5%
  • Unit 9: Inference for Quantitative Data: Slopes 2-5%

Skill Categories

1. Selecting Statistical Methods

Selecting methods for collecting or analyzing data for statistical inference.

2. Data Analysis

Describing patterns, trends, associations, and relationships in data.

3. Using Probability and Simulation

Using probability and simulation to describe probability distributions and define events.

4. Statistical Argumentation

Developing an explanation or justification using statistical evidence.