Associate Teaching Professor of Economics Alpna Bhatia prefers to use AI unconventionally: to slow her students down. In our latest Norton Learning Blog post, Alpna guides you through best practices for making AI work for you and supplies two exercises from The Best of the Ultimate Guide to Teaching Economics.
Tag: data literacy
Taking a New Approach to Stats: Q&A with Jessica Hartnett
The Norton Psychology team recently sat down with psychology professor Jessica Hartnett to discuss the launch of her book Psychological Statistics for Everyone (available Fall 2025). Read more about why she wrote the book, her advice to instructors teaching the course for the first time, and more, below.
Data Literacy Reimagined
Deborah Stone is a renowned scholar who has taught at Brandeis, MIT, and other universities around the world. Her award-winning book Policy Paradox has captivated readers through three decades, four editions, and six translations—but who’s counting? Her new book, Counting: How We Use Numbers to Decide What Matters, is now available in paperback from Liveright and can be adopted …