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Intro Statistics — Study Wiki Home
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What I'm Learning
This wiki covers the core topics from my Intro Statistics course, compiled from Lecture Notes using the Cornell method: structured notes → cue questions → concise summaries. Pair with the Review & Spaced Repetition page for active recall and a scheduled review calendar.
How it works: Each topic page is a Cornell note — key ideas in the notes column, recall questions in the cue column, and a one-line Feynman summary at the bottom. Return to Review on the scheduled dates to test yourself without peeking at the answers.
Topics
| # | Topic | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Central Tendency | |
| 2 | Spread | |
| 3 | Normal Distribution | |
| 4 | Correlation vs Causation |
Study Progress
How to Use This Wiki
- 1.Read a topic page (e.g. Central Tendency) — absorb the Cornell notes and the summary.
- 2.Test yourself — try answering the cue questions on that page *before* revealing the notes.
- 3.Review on schedule — open Review & Spaced Repetition and follow the calendar. Space out sessions to lock knowledge into long-term memory.
- 4.Mark mastered topics as you go — update the stats block above.
Lecture notes.md