Do you know the difference between standard deviation and standard error?  Do you know what statistical test to use for any occasion?  Do you really know what a p-value is?  How about a confidence interval? Most students don’t really understand these concepts, even after taking several statistics classes.  The problem is that these classes focus on mathematical methods that bury the concepts under a mountain of details. This tutorial uses Python to implement simple statistical experiments that develop deep understanding.  Attendees will learn about resampling and related tools that use random simulation to perform statistical inference, including estimation and hypothesis testing.  We will use pandas, which provides structures for data analysis, along with NumPy and SciPy. I will present examples using real-world data to answer relevant questions.  The tutorial material is based on my book, _Think Stats_, a class I teach at Olin College, and my blog, “Probably Overthinking It.”