As science becomes more advanced in its techniques and approaches, incorporating them into K-12 classrooms, as recommended by the NGSS, can feel overwhelming. This is particularly true of data science, which is its own field of study, complete with practices and core ideas focused on collecting, analyzing, and visualizing streams of numerical data.

In this webinar we share an easy to implement unit that can open students' minds to the world of data science and allow for easy integration of data literacy into all of your science units.

Key Takeaways:

As science becomes more advanced in its techniques and approaches, incorporating them into K-12 classrooms, as recommended by the NGSS, can feel overwhelming. This is particularly true of data science, which is its own field of study, complete with practices and core ideas focused on collecting, analyzing, and visualizing streams of numerical data.

In this webinar we share an easy to implement unit that can open students' minds to the world of data science and allow for easy integration of data literacy into all of your science units.

Key Takeaways:

As science becomes more advanced in its techniques and approaches, incorporating them into K-12 classrooms, as recommended by the NGSS, can feel overwhelming. This is particularly true of data science, which is its own field of study, complete with practices and core ideas focused on collecting, analyzing, and visualizing streams of numerical data.

In this webinar we share an easy to implement unit that can open students' minds to the world of data science and allow for easy integration of data literacy into all of your science units.

Key Takeaways:

As science becomes more advanced in its techniques and approaches, incorporating them into K-12 classrooms, as recommended by the NGSS, can feel overwhelming. This is particularly true of data science, which is its own field of study, complete with practices and core ideas focused on collecting, analyzing, and visualizing streams of numerical data.

In this webinar we share an easy to implement unit that can open students' minds to the world of data science and allow for easy integration of data literacy into all of your science units.

Key Takeaways:

Join us on November 18, 20, and December 2, 4, and 9, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM ET for an immersive professional learning experience exploring how OpenSciEd Unit 7.6: Earth’s Resources and Human Impact engages students in making sense of real-world droughts and floods across the U.S. Participants will experience key lessons as students do—analyzing data, developing models, and uncovering how rising temperatures and carbon imbalances impact communities.

Join us on November 18, 20, and December 2, 4, and 9, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM ET for an immersive professional learning experience exploring how OpenSciEd Unit 7.6: Earth’s Resources and Human Impact engages students in making sense of real-world droughts and floods across the U.S. Participants will experience key lessons as students do—analyzing data, developing models, and uncovering how rising temperatures and carbon imbalances impact communities.

Join us on November 18, 20, and December 2, 4, and 9, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM ET for an immersive professional learning experience exploring how OpenSciEd Unit 7.6: Earth’s Resources and Human Impact engages students in making sense of real-world droughts and floods across the U.S. Participants will experience key lessons as students do—analyzing data, developing models, and uncovering how rising temperatures and carbon imbalances impact communities.

Join us on November 18, 20, and December 2, 4, and 9, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM ET for an immersive professional learning experience exploring how OpenSciEd Unit 7.6: Earth’s Resources and Human Impact engages students in making sense of real-world droughts and floods across the U.S. Participants will experience key lessons as students do—analyzing data, developing models, and uncovering how rising temperatures and carbon imbalances impact communities.

Join us on November 18, 20, and December 2, 4, and 9, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM ET for an immersive professional learning experience exploring how OpenSciEd Unit 7.6: Earth’s Resources and Human Impact engages students in making sense of real-world droughts and floods across the U.S. Participants will experience key lessons as students do—analyzing data, developing models, and uncovering how rising temperatures and carbon imbalances impact communities.