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            Fifth Annual
        BEYOND THE FORMULA

    Introductory Statistics For A New Century:
        Integrating New Curriculum Ideas and
  Modern Techniques Into Our Beginning Statistics Course

A Statistics Conference for Mathematics Teachers Teaching Introductory
Statistics

 [This conference is for all teachers of Introductory Statistics, from those
teaching the first time to the experienced teacher.  There are sessions
planned for all.]

DATE:   Thursday, August 2, 2001,  8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and 
                                   6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
        Friday, August 3, 2001,    8:30 AM to 3:00 PM

LOCATION: Monroe Community College 
          1000 East Henrietta Road 
          Rochester, NY 14623

AGENDA PLANS INCLUDES: 
        Addresses by a keynote speaker,
        Two real world statistical case studies, 
        Several sessions focusing on how to integrate new materials 
           into the beginning course,
        Several sessions encompassing classroom teaching strategies 
           and curriculum issues,
        Several hands-on computer (web and software) and calculator
           sessions, 
        Dinner and an after-dinner speaker,
        Publisher's Book Exhibit
        And much more!!

MAJOR THEMES INCLUDE: 
    Teaching Techniques 
    Technology 
    Curriculum
    Applications 

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It is clear from the discussions that occur on the various statistical lists
that many members are doing interesting and innovative things in their
statistics classrooms, and have much to offer other statistics instructors. 

Have you ever thought about making a presentation to share your innovations?



You can find out more about the Beyond The Formula conferences by visiting
our website at   www.monroecc.edu/depts/math/beyond1.htm

The Conference Steering Committee is interested in hearing from 
you about:
        presentation(s) you would like to make, 
        topics you would like to see on our program, 
        people you would be interested in hearing speak, and
        any other way that we could help you in your teaching 
            of statistics. 

The Steering Committee's email address is:  
        [EMAIL PROTECTED]







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