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Engaging students with statistics through choice of real data context on homework
Statistics educators recommend teaching with real data with relevant contexts, but defining relevancy is challenging and varies by student. We investigated whether providing student choice of data context increases engagement through a quasi-experiment in two sections of an introductory probability
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