[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alex T.) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > Hi. > > A little bit silly question - does anyone know where I can > get ANOVA (undergraduate statistics student course level) > summary with all the formulas ? > > Just trying to save myself some time while preparing for > the exam...
I strongly advise you to prepare the summary yourself. i.e. from your notes or textbook, create the formula summary sheet. It takes only a few minutes, but those few minutes are very useful study. Take this from someone who went from being a not-very- academically-distinguished student (I won't embarrass myself further by detailing just how mediocre a student I was) to making the local equivalent of the Dean's Merit List in the space of a few semesters: The time you spend making your own summary is perhaps the most valuable part of your study time when doing exam preparation. There are summary sheets for ANOVA already to be found on the Internet. Don't use them! The "time" you might save is an illusion. Exam preparation is not about minimising time spent, but about maximising your ability to provide correct or largely correct answers under exam conditions. That doesn't necessarily happen in the way you might expect. The extra preparation time is repaid by extra familiarity with the formulas. This improves your chances of using the right ones at the right times, and dramatically improves the speed at which you can find them. Indeed, I recommend preparing a summary more than once. Glen . . ================================================================= Instructions for joining and leaving this list, remarks about the problem of INAPPROPRIATE MESSAGES, and archives are available at: . http://jse.stat.ncsu.edu/ . =================================================================
