Author: Michael Litke

Michael Litke is an assistant professor of Mathematics at Goodwin University. He received a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Math Education from Central Connecticut State University. He also received a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Saint Joseph. Michael spent 15 years as a middle and high school math teacher before joining the Goodwin faculty as a mathematics and statistics instructor.
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Decoding the Central Limit Theorem: Using Multiple Representations to Enhance Student Success in Statistics

Michael Litke

Decoding the Central Limit Theorem: Using Multiple Representations to Enhance Student Success in Statistics by Michael Litke, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Goodwin University About one-third of the way through Goodwin University’s STAT 167 course, there is a massive increase in … Continue reading Decoding the Central Limit Theorem: Using Multiple Representations to Enhance Student Success in Statistics