Interpreting Basic Statistics by Zealure C. Holcomb (2001)

If you are looking for cases that can be used to teach statistics, this is a fairly good book for that purpose. Many statistical concepts taught in a normal statistics class at the collegiate level are used in these cases. These cases can then by be used to further build a more in-depth understanding of concepts of statistics that normal statistics books only give a weak understanding of. To me, these cases can be used to further knowledge for students on the concepts in statistics that can often be difficult. It is important to consider your student base and how they will be able to handle the cases also. They can make great discussion topics in a class if students are mature enough to manage such a discussion.