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While K-12 data education is a relatively nascent field, there are already a variety of resources for teachers who want to implement data science in the classroom today. Resources from year-long courses to short activities are listed below.

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Data Science for Everyone is the national movement to modernize our K-12 curriculum and ensure every student becomes data literate. Maintained by the Center for RISC at University of Chicago, and inspired by Steve Levitt's Freakonomics podcast on high school math.

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Grade Level Content Standards about Data Displays and Analysis 

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Grade Level Content Standards about Data Displays and Analysis 

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Grade Level Content Standards about Data Displays and Analysis  Updated.pdf

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Slow Reveal Graphs: Arizona Electricity Consumption by Primary Energy Source

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Where does the energy used in Arizona come from?

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What’s Going On in This Graph? | May 7, 2025

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Copy of Sleuthing Slang (Short): A Suspenseful Study of 'Sus’ 👀

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Marisa Tualla:  K-12 Math Specialist

marisa.tualla@azed.gov

Christel Bruno: President-Elect Arizona Association of Teachers of Mathematics

stemrep@aatm.org

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Aaron Reedy, Christy Scott, Kasper Sierslev

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9 Great datasets to get your students familiar with different graph types! — DataClassroom

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What graphs are best for your data? Explore all the possibilities in this helpful blogpost.

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© site Copyright 2024 Talking Math with Your Kids • Saint Paul, MN, 55114 Rights to individual sets controlled by the named authors

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This activity is a slam dunk — DataClassroom

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Your students can easily make the graph in seconds and spend their time thinking about which is the better measure of central tendency, mean or median, to describe the salary of an NBA player. You can use our discussion questions (included in the dataset description) or write your own.

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Age of Olympic Gymnastics All-Around Champions (By Gender)

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How old are Olympic gymnastics “all around” champions? What statistical questions can this representation answer? What can’t it answer?

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MEASURES OF SPREAD: UNDERSTANDING VARIABILITY

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MEASURES OF SPREAD: UNDERSTANDING VARIABILITY