books by Martin Sternstein Ph.D.

books by Martin Sternstein Ph.D.

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Statistics (College Review Series. Mathematics)

Martin Sternstein Ph.D.

Barron's Educational Series, 1996

Beats any university textbook around
This book is pitched at university level study and covers the mathematics in an easy to understand manner. I have completed university level statistics however, the assigned textbook was dry and difficult to understand. I did do well in the subject, however this was by ...

Barron's AP Statistics Flash Cards (Barron's Educational Series)

Martin Sternstein Ph.D.

Barrons Educational Series, 2008

Teacher Review: Fabulous test prep for student self study
My students each have their own set of flashcards, and they are reporting that the cards are enormously helpful. The set includes 400 questions - both multiple choice and free response. The questions mimick the content and level of difficulty on the actual AP ...

Barron's AP Statistics with CD-ROM (Barron's)

Martin Sternstein Ph.D.

Barron's Educational Series, 2007

Teacher Review - Great Resource!
This is a fabulous test prep book. The chapters review specific topics in the AP Statistics curriculum - practice multiple choice and free response questions for each topic are provided. Six full length model exams are provided as well. Our class utlizes these ...

How to Prepare for the AP Statistics, 2007 3rd Edition, (Barron's How to Prepare for the Ap Statistics ...

Martin Sternstein Ph.D.

Barron's Educational Series, 2004

crammed full of basketball problems
One thing that is seriously annoying about this otherwise solid book is that the author is apparently a major fan of professional basketball, and thinks nothing of interlarding the text with dozens of arcane references to the sport. Here's an example: "Consider ...

Barron's AP Statistics (Barron's How to Prepare for the Ap Statistics Advanced Placement Examination)

Martin Sternstein Ph.D.

Barron's Educational Series, 2007

Thanks for the great book!
The problems are challenging and thought-provoking. Definitely a good study tool! I'm not sure how they compare to the actual AP questions, though.