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Using Median Splits to Motivate Learning

by David P. Doane (Oakland University)

This article originally appeared in:
College Mathematics Journal
May, 1989

Subject classification(s): Statistics and Probability | Data Summary and Presentation | Data Representation
Applicable Course(s): 6.0 Elementary Statistics

Comparing above median to below median groups in order to "see" correlations between variables


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