In this webinar, educators will explore classroom routines, authentic data sets, and resources designed to strengthen data literacy across the mathematics curriculum. Participants will investigate strategies that encourage students to notice and wonder, ask meaningful statistical questions, examine how data are collected and represented, identify patterns and variability, consider context and potential bias, and use evidence to support conclusions. Participants will consider how data investigations can promote mathematical discourse, curiosity, critical thinking, and student agency. Educators will leave with adaptable routines, engaging data sources, and practical resources. Learn more here.
This fall will be a busy conference season as I will be presenting at multiple conferences including: NCSM, NCTM, AMTNYS, and ATMNYC. Topics I'm presenting on include data science, social justice, and transformative math tasks. If you are attending any of these conferences make sure to check out my sessions. View all of my upcoming sessions and read my blog post.
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