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Explicit teaching is necessary

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Biggest concern might be sensational headlines (clickbate

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Budgeting

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Given all the data we are bombarded with, I think that there is a real need for kids to be able to interpet data in spreadsheets and graphs.  A simple first step would be to get them to really take a strong look at a spreadsheet or graph and share what patterns they notice, what questions come to mind, what information seems to be missing.

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Understanding of financial literacy....cost of living, expenses (food, gas, etc)

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Graphing allows students to see trends and connections between data. For example line graphs allow students to see change over time. Bar graphs allow them to compare

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Some people are really good at barfing down stuff on an infrographic. Students need to vet the info, before tackling the meaning.

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Hydro, tax bills...
Infographics
Bus schedules

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30% shopping sales!!

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Correlation does not equal causation

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See Data:
Easier for me I’m visual. It’s also more concise.
Might not be easy for students who have not learned to interpret an info graph.

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Multiplication
Graphs
Measurements

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Non visual learners really struggle with graphical text

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Graphics are an easier way to access info.

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Students need to understand financial data

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Graphing practice, choosing best methods, deciding what they want their data to represent, analyzing data sets and graphs to inference and draw meaningful conclusions

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Graphics make it easier for visual learners to understand. Not every student

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Graphic data creates comparison/contrast opportunities

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Students find that some infographics are disorganized and cluttered.  Some of the visuals seem to be included for no apparent reason.  There is too much information jammed in.

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Measurements
Fractions
Percentages
Unit rates

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Scale
Graphs
Inforgraphics
Statistics
Percentages

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What types of data literacy do students see in your classroom?

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What types of data literacy do students see in your classroom?

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Comparative data is often gathered,  resulting in an informed choice or conclusion.

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What types of data do students need to understand in the real world?

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What types of data do students need to understand in the real world?

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Does seeing data graphically make it easier to understand?  For you?  For students?  Why or why not?

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Does seeing data graphically make it easier to understand?  For you?  For students?  Why or why not?