Target: Book for research project

[David Bilmes <Dudu4tigers@AOL.COM>]

I'm working on a research project to finish up my MLS degree, comparing
standardized test scores and Library Media programs in Connecticut. I'm
looking for a good book to help me sort out the statistical part of my
project, including telling me how to figure out stuff like Pearson
Correlation, Probability, P-Values and other fun stuff like that. It doesn't
have to be a book specific to library research, although if there's one out
there that someone recommends, I'd be happy to use it. I do have some
suggested books from my professor, but I haven't been that impressed with
them.

David Bilmes, LMS
Schaghticoke Middle School
New Milford, CT
dudu4tigers@aol.com

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