[Athen] Statistics - Z-table
Shawn Foster
fosters at sou.edu
Tue Mar 1 08:54:54 PST 2016
Z-tables, like many other tables, are a reference; they're really not meant
to be memorized. Braille could be useful, perhaps. However, it might be
worth considering whether a table with MathML would be more helpful. Maybe
produce one page of each, give the student a problem or two (with the help
of the professor) that would reference _just_ that page, and let the
student decide which one works better?
Or is there a more automated solution that the student could provide row
and column information for, and then the software spits out the answer?
(I'm pretty sure I remember that a TI-84 can do this.) Still provides the
pedagogical function of learning to use tabular information to get the
answer, but cuts out the very visual middleman.
*Shawn Foster*
Disability Resources Coordinator | U-CAM Coordinator
Southern Oregon University | 1250 Siskiyou Blvd | Ashland OR 97520
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On Mon, Feb 29, 2016 at 11:17 AM, Maria Bohn <mbohn at bergen.edu> wrote:
> Something new for me – a Professor asked for a Z-Table to be converted to
> braille for a student in class. I sent the Z-table to the braille
> transcriber and they said this two page graph will be approximately 50
> pages in braille. Im not sure braille is the right solution for this
> student - I asked him and since he’s only just learning Z-tables he is also
> not sure. Does anyone have any experience with this and would a braille
> output be usable for this?
>
>
> Maria Bohn
> Senior Resource Accommodation Specialist
> Assistive Technology
> Office of Specialized Services
> Bergen Community College
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