Issue #42: More ways to make you better at statistics
🚨 NEW VIDEO DROP
📺 What’s coming up?
Part 2 of the longitudinal series, SoME4 entry
In this issue…
I wanted to briefly take a break from packing up my stuff and talk a bit about what I’d like to do with this newsletter.
With June ending, I have about a month left until I start my full-time job. I plan to close out my longitudinal series and get my Summer of Math Exposition entry finished before then.
But those are videos. I still have plans for this newsletter.
A while back, I tried to do a video on questions that I thought statistics students should know to keep track of their mastery of the material. It didn’t perform that well, so I didn’t pursue it further, but the concept has always stuck in my mind.
It might not be great material for YouTube, but it could possibly be great content for this newsletter. I was thinking of turning this newsletter into a question-and-answer bank for statistics content. I don’t have much to say on this newsletter nowadays, but I believe this will be a great new phase to bring it into.
I don’t know about frequency, format, or content yet, but I’m pretty excited to do this. It also gives me a chance to touch on topics that I don’t have the time to cover in video format. It fits perfectly with the channel’s mission to make you better at statistics, but just in a different form.
I’ll still be using it to notify you about new videos, but expect more posts from the newsletters in the future. If that’s not what you want, then please feel free to ignore them. Either way, thanks for letting me into your inbox.
See you in the next one.
Christian
📦 Other stuff of mine
Read through my Statistical Garden on the Very Normal website! This digital garden contains the biostatistics knowledge I gained in graduate school, and it’s free for you to peruse.
You can support me on Ko-fi! YouTube and Substack are by far the best (and easiest) ways to support me, but if you feel like going the extra mile, this would be the place. It is always appreciated!
I like the Q&A idea for the newsletter.