Hypothetic Testing Statistics in the Teachers’ Innovational Research
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Teachers’ innovational research, Hypothetic testing statisticsAbstract
Teachers usually should do the teachers’ innovational research for improving their effective teaching. At the beginning, they searched for some good teaching innovations and implied by replacing their conventional teaching to all students in class or their remedial teaching to some risk students.
Teachers conduct a experimental research design to study an effectiveness of their teaching innovations. Nonparametric statistics were used to analyze the data in the quite-small sample (<15 subjects) study; and parametric statistics were used to analyze the data in small and large sample (=>15 subjects) study, such as mean, standard deviation, one-sample t test, t-test for correlated sample means, and t-test for independent sample means.
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