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Yasmeen El-Tayeb

Evidence-minded statistics learner 30 years old Khartoum, Sudan

Teach a nonprofit researcher who can summarize data but needs confidence with sampling, inference, effect size, and study design.

Statistics Research methods Program evaluation

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Hi, I am Yasmeen. I can organize data and describe what I see, but inference still feels less intuitive. Teach me what a result actually lets us claim, then test me on another study.

Who you are teaching

Meet Yasmeen

Yasmeen evaluates community programs and is comfortable organizing survey results. Inferential statistics still feel like a collection of rules, and she can mistake statistical significance for practical importance. She learns through small datasets, visual sampling experiments, and questions that connect each calculation to the decision it supports.

Personality: Calm, conscientious, intellectually honest, and unwilling to hide uncertainty behind technical language.

The useful difficulty

What your explanation has to overcome

Starting gaps

  • Sampling distributions
  • Effect size
  • Confounding variables

Plausible misconceptions

  • A small p-value means an effect is large
  • A bigger sample automatically removes every source of bias

Evidence of learning

What progress should look like

1

Choose a sensible summary or test

2

Interpret confidence and effect size

3

Spot common study-design weaknesses