Turning complex ideas to clear visuals.
Explore infographics and visual learning resources designed to make mathematics and statistics more accessible. Each visual highlights key concepts, supports classroom discussion, and helps learners build meaningful connections.
Learning statistics is easier when students can see how the pieces fit together. This infographic brings together the fundamental concepts of data, variables, and study design into one visual guide, making abstract ideas more approachable and providing a useful reference before exploring more advanced statistical topics.
This infographic helps students gain a quick overview of what is expected in a research report before they begin writing. I use it in MATH322: Applied Linear Regression to introduce the purpose of each report section and support students in organizing and communicating their statistical analyses clearly.
This infographic provides a big-picture overview of residuals, the normality assumption, and common diagnostic tools used in linear regression. I use it to help students connect statistical theory with interpretation before working through calculations and SPSS/R software output. It can also serve as a quick teaching reference for statistics educators introducing regression assumptions.
This infographic provides a big-picture overview of hypothesis testing, including null and alternative hypotheses, Type I and Type II errors, the six-step testing process, and common research designs. I use it to help students connect research questions with the appropriate statistical test before working through calculations or software output. It can also serve as a quick teaching reference for statistics educators introducing inferential statistics.