Researchers of Statistics Education Network
The RoSE Network proactively creates an open and inclusive space for multidisciplinary researchers and practitioners of statistics education globally to connect, learn, and collaborate, toward advancing statistics education research and evidence-based practice.
latest news & EVENTS
Rescuing postgraduate statistics students who are lost at sea
19 March 2025
Shifting our focus from undergraduate to postgraduate students, RoSE's Deputy Director, Megan, explores the struggles that postgraduate students face with statistics, especially as they encounter a curriculum novel to their prior degrees. Read on to find out how Megan transformed students' experiences of feeling 'lost at sea' into collaborative initiatives that boost motivation and debunk statistics myths!
Many years ago when I first started teaching, I was... Click here to read more
RoSE 2025 Submissions Open!
14 March 2025
Submissions are now open for RoSE 2025 - our free, online, international conference! Click here to find out more.
We are Recruiting!
28 February 2025
Fancy working alongside an international team of awesome statistics education researchers and generally all-round nice people! We are looking for new volunteers for our growing committee. Click here to find out more.
RoSE 2025 Keynote Speaker Announced!
14 March 2025
We are super-exited to announce that the statistics education research LEGEND, Professor Iddo Gal, has kindly agreed to be our keynote speaker for RoSE 2025!
28 February 2025
In our February post, RoSE members Anna and Mag reflect on how their University of Sussex Junior Research Associate (JRA) experience shaped their views on statistics education, alongside insights from their supervisor, Jenny (RoSE Director & Founder), and PhD mentor, Hanna.
Engaging in research is a defining feature of higher education, and for many undergraduates, it’s their first... Click here to read more
24 January 2025
This month, we’re thrilled to feature Paddy in a double spotlight on our blog! In this post, he delves into the findings of a qualitative study examining the learning experiences and attitudes of Psychology lecturers as they undertook an intensive course to develop R programming skills for data analysis.
It is predicted that R will eventually replace SPSS as the most popular statistical software in... Click here to read more
22 January 2025
We’re excited to kick off our inaugural blog post on statistics education research with insights from Paddy and his colleagues! They’ll explore students’ perspectives on strategies to reduce statistics anxiety and how to make learning statistics more enjoyable.
The British Psychological Society (BPS) emphasizes the importance of practical classes in... Click here to read more
17 December 2024
To end off an insightful and fruitful year in statistics education, RoSE has launched a new blog! (And we're calling for contributors 👀)
We’re excited to open this new hub for the global statistics education community. Our blog aims to spark conversations, share insights, and celebrate the diverse ways... Click here to read more