There are two types of books when it comes to quantitative methods: theoretical text and concept processors. The theoretical text is anything that expects you to know… Read more “Concept Processors”

Betty is a PhD student in a Doctorate of Education program. When I first met Betty she was working on her dissertation proposal and statistical analysis. Her… Read more “I Witnessed A Miracle”

There is a little trick I learned in undergrad while taking Calculus and these other math courses.  You want to give your brain a break. Meaning, at… Read more “How to Keep Sane While Working with Numbers”

If you follow any of my previous posts, you know about the Moorestat and Moorestat Pro apps. And I am sure when anyone mentions the word app,… Read more “Tools for Cramming”

There is something to be said about looking at the past. Especially when you have a statistics section to write and you have no idea how to… Read more “Starting Points”

One of the reasons I chose the butterfly symbol as a logo for my company…Actually there are several reasons. As a student, I always struggled with learning… Read more “Transformation”

Occasionally, students ask me to review their dissertation proposals. The objective of the proposal is to present what you are analyzing, how you are analyzing it, and… Read more “This is what I propose…..”

You finished the statistical analysis of your data- now it’s time to write something. The first thing you should do is re-state your research hypothesis. What was… Read more “Write-ups”

R Studio reminds me of Trader Joe’s- everything is in packages. Some packages are tastier than others. It depends on your objective. If you are trying to… Read more “R Studio”