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Feb 2011 Social Statistics: Egypt Social Statistics 2011 1 Social Statistics 2011 2 Middle East is facing Social Statistics: Egypt a Perfect Storm Speaking in Munich, Mrs Clinton said the status quo MILO SCHIELD, in the region was

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Social Statistics: Egypt Feb 2011 www.StatLit.org/pdf/2011-Schield-Social-Statistics-Egypt-Slides.pdf 1

Social Statistics 2011 1

MILO SCHIELD,

Augsburg College

Director W. M. Keck Statistical Literacy Project Webmaster www. StatLit.org VP National Numeracy Network US Rep: International Statistical Literacy Project

February 2011

www.StatLit.org/2011-Schield-Social-Statistics-Egypt-Slides.pdf

Social Statistics: Egypt

Social Statistics 2011 2

Middle East is facing a “Perfect Storm”

Speaking in Munich, Mrs Clinton said the status quo in the region was "simply not sustainable". "The region is being battered by a perfect storm of powerful trends. "This is what has driven demonstrators into the streets of Tunis, Cairo, and cities throughout the

  • region. The status quo is simply not sustainable."

She said that with water shortages and oil running

  • ut, governments may be able to hold back the tide
  • f change for a short while but not for long…
Social Statistics 2011

Famous Studies

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Social Statistics 2011 4

Egypt

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Egypt

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Social Statistics: Egypt Feb 2011 www.StatLit.org/pdf/2011-Schield-Social-Statistics-Egypt-Slides.pdf 2

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Technology (Ideas)

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Social Statistics 2011 8

Conclusion

Most news stories include numbers to support their claims. We are subject to a torrent of statistics daily. Adults need to be statistically literate so they can evaluate the strength of inductive arguments -- arguments that

  • ften use statistical associations as

evidence of causal connections.

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Social Statistics 2011

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MILO SCHIELD,

Augsburg College

Director W. M. Keck Statistical Literacy Project Webmaster www. StatLit.org VP National Numeracy Network US Rep: International Statistical Literacy Project

February 2011

www.StatLit.org/2011-Schield-Social-Statistics-Egypt-Slides.pdf

Social Statistics: Egypt

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Social Statistics 2011

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Middle East is facing a “Perfect Storm”

Speaking in Munich, Mrs Clinton said the status quo in the region was "simply not sustainable". "The region is being battered by a perfect storm of powerful trends. "This is what has driven demonstrators into the streets of Tunis, Cairo, and cities throughout the

  • region. The status quo is simply not sustainable."

She said that with water shortages and oil running

  • ut, governments may be able to hold back the tide
  • f change for a short while but not for long…
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Social Statistics 2011

Famous Studies

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Egypt

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Egypt

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Technology (Ideas)

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Conclusion

Most news stories include numbers to support their claims. We are subject to a torrent of statistics daily. Adults need to be statistically literate so they can evaluate the strength of inductive arguments -- arguments that

  • ften use statistical associations as

evidence of causal connections.