This list includes materials developed by ODI and ODI Collaborators, as well as lessons and activities developed by others that look like promising tools. A teacher-facing app plus digital teacher guide (available in the Apple and Android stores or online) that provides lesson plans for a series of …

First and foremost, using data allows you to gain a better understanding of your students' strengths and weaknesses. By analyzing their performance on assessments and assignments, you can identify areas where they may need additional support or challenge. This information can then be used to adjust …

A self-taught data scientist and parent of two young children, Amit Bhattacharyya open_in_new is no stranger to the head-scratching that comes from “new math” shaping curricula in K–12 environments open_in_new. “They didn’t even teach statistics when I was a kid in school,” he said, and yet he …

This page offers tools, lesson plans, and articles to help educators bring data literacy into the classroom in engaging, age-appropriate ways. Watch PopEd staff explain how to teach climate change data in the classroom. In this climate change and data analysis lesson, students engage with a variety …

As such, the cycle is based on a framework consisting of five iterative phases (or activities): (1) seek information; (2) access/gather data; (3) analyze/interpret data; (4) act; and (5) evaluate. Such a framework can serve as the basis for the systematic use of education data in classrooms and …