IHSA playoffs cause a reset of our football predictions
A little bird told us we should recompute our football predictive statistics for the quarterfinals. Here are our predictions.
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Paul Katula
Paul Katula is the executive editor of the Voxitatis Research Foundation, which publishes this blog. For more information, see the About page.
Stories by Paul Katula
Math and chem in a Virginia culinary arts class
By Paul Katula
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The Washington Post points out how difficult it might be to get a job in the restaurant industry without a minimal understanding of algebra.
New geoengineering tools may slow climate change
By Paul Katula
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Climate change and its associated problems may have a new foe: geoengineering. What are some alternatives to reducing emissions?
Are the PARCC online tests better than paper?
By Paul Katula
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I created a short video to help students and teachers prepare for the online versions of tests from PARCC, which will be given next spring in IL and Md.
Engineer looks at CCSS math grade 2
By Paul Katula
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How can an electrical engineer not understand the teaching of 2nd grade math to his own son. Not sure, but it does happen.
PARCC testing window worries some Md. schools
By Paul Katula
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Some Md. schools worry they won't be able to complete all the testing for PARCC this spring because resource limitations.
Comparison of IL football playoff performance vs 2013
By Paul Katula
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Are this year's football playoffs in IL just about the same as last year's? A little statistical work can provide the answers.
Towson student charged in plot to kill parents & students
By Paul Katula
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A 16-year-old boy was arrested in connection with an alleged plot to set off bombs at his Md. school and kill teachers & students.
North Greene football wins in stunning 2nd-round upset
By Paul Katula
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We consider the failure of our math model to predict football games in the Illinois playoffs. Circumstances sometimes throw models out the window.
Md. students' anti-bullying photo wins contest
By Paul Katula
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2 Md. middle school students won a photo contest & drew attention to an anti-bullying message. Special photo effects underscore their message.