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Lynn Steen Jeffrey Bennett Gary Klass Jane Miller Tom Knapp John Brignell Othmar Winkler David & Phyllis Whitin Dennis Haack

 

 

 

These authors have written books that are a major influence on statistical literacy. 

  •   Lynn Steen (shown above) has written extensively on the need for quantitative literacy in higher education.  

  •   Jeffrey Bennet has written a great overview of the quantitative ideas that really are needed for life today..

  •   Tom Knapp has written on the use and misuse of percentages: "the most useful statistics ever invented".

  •   Gary Klass has written a textbook on the use statistics in describing social and economic data.

  •   David and Phyllis Whitin have written on teaching students how to read numbers

  •   John Brignell has written on innumeracy and bureaucratic science (BS).

  •   Othmar Winkler has written on the use and misuse of statistics in describing social and economic data.

  •   Dennis Haack has written on statistical double-speak.  

EIGHT ACADEMIC AUTHORS

STEEN

BENNETT

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KNAPP

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KLASS

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WHITIN

BRIGNELL

WINKLER

HAACK

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