Statistical Data -- Where to Start

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"Two types of key statistical sources are cited in listings for countries (as applicable and available) and precede the alphabetical list of specific subjects for the country. The first is the National Statistical Office, if the country has such an office. This is followed by a reference to the major printed sources for the country, termed the Primary Statistics Source of Sources. These sources should be consulted by users seeking more in-depth data, particularly for technical and commercial activities in countries other than the U.S. and Canada."

Books:
Creating Data Literate Students: Introduction to Statistical Literacy -- Statistical Storytelling: The Language of Data -- Using Data in the Research Process -- Real World Data Fluency: How to Use Raw Data -- Manipulating Data in Spreadsheets -- Making Sense of Data Visualization -- Data Presentation: Showcasing Your Data with Charts & Graphs -- Deconstructing Data Visualizations: What Every Teen Should Know -- Designing Your Infographic: Getting to Design -- Using Data Visualizations in the Content Area -- Teaching Data Contexts: An Instructional Lens -- Diving Lessons: Taking the Data Literacy Plunge through Action Research
Data Literacy in the Real World: Conversations & Case Studies Part I. Webinars -- Part II. Case Studies -- Personal Data Managment -- Citizen Science -- Big Data -- Ethical Data Use -- Appendix A: Data Literacy Rules of Thumb