Yes. Students can use Beacon to practice at their own pace and receive guidance whenever they need help moving forward.
Students can practice working with probability, distributions, measures of center and spread, and data analysis. They can spend time not only performing calculations but also interpreting what the results communicate.
Beacon guides students in identifying relevant data, choosing an appropriate method, and supporting conclusions with evidence. Its questions encourage them to consider patterns, context, and variability as they work.
This practice can strengthen both computational skills and statistical judgment. Over time, students can become more confident analyzing information and explaining their conclusions independently.