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Enticing Queensland Teachers and Students with Real Data

Queensland has conducted two “Census at School” projects since 2001. It has been enlightening for my statisticians who conducted the Censuses: it opened their eyes to statistics in the world of school education (as opposed to official statistics). In addition, it has been wonderful to watch the ways it has helped improve the use of statistics in Queensland Schools.