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Your first post: a quick intro
Overview
The four types of data
Research design and data Collection
Steps in the Research Process
Validity and Relability
Ethics in Research
Limitations of research
Overview
Measures of Central Tendency
Measures of Variability
Z-Scores and Standardization
Overview
Normal Distribution
Skewness and Kurtosis
Sampling and Sampling Distributions
Overview
Hypothesis Testing (Null vs Alternative Hypotheses)
P-Values and Statistical Significance
Type I and Type II Errors
Confidence Intervals
Overview
Types of T-Tests
One-Sample T-Test
Independent Samples t-Test
Paired Samples t-Test
Assumptions of T-Tests
"This course made stats so much easier to understand! It was great to get a head start before starting Stats in Semester 1. I could ask questions whenever I needed, and the team responded quickly. I also loved how the content was easy to digest, followed by quizzes that tested my understanding with clear explanations when I got something wrong.
I’ve come back to this course for help before starting advanced stats—it's been a lifesaver. Since getting a good grade is essential for Honours, it's like having an online tutor available whenever I need it, and that has made all the difference!"
Because stats should make sense — not make you sweat.
In 2018, we were tired of professional development that didn’t work — long slides, little impact. It was the 21st century, but PD hadn’t caught up. With support from Spark Deakin and Deakin University, we built The Wellbeing Project — not just another course, but a fresh take on what learning should feel like.
Before there were whiteboards, there were stories in the stars.
We learn on Wurundjeri land, named after the Manna Gum — a tree rich in culture, medicine and meaning. We honour Elders past and present, the original teachers.