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CHICAGO, IL - The Data Science for Everyone (DS4E) Coalition is pleased to announce the winners of the first-ever Bite-Sized Data Science Lesson Plan Competition:
1st Place: “The Thrills of Roller Coasters: Using Data to Make Recommendations,” by Hollylynne Lee, Gemma Mojica, Emily Thrasher, Zachary Vaskalis, Bruce Graham.
2nd Place: “A Tale of Two Graphs: Education and Immigration In the U.S.,” by Ian McMeeking.
3rd Place: “The Banana Survey Project,” by Ned Diamond.
Additionally, find our excellent honorable mention submissions here.
The DS4E Bite-Sized Data Science Lesson Plan Competition seeks high-quality, easy-to-teach, data-science related lesson plans for middle school and high school classrooms. We reached out to teachers, principals, educational organizations, school districts, state departments of education, and others working close to students. The winning submissions are inspirations of how data science could be taught and have huge potential to be scaled throughout the country.
In the following week, DS4E is proud to invite the winners to conversations with leading stakeholders and decision-makers in the movement, as well as provide technical assistance to implement their lesson plans in classrooms worldwide. Starting next week, we will feature top submissions on our website and throughout the Freakonomics network.
For more information about the Bite-Sized Lesson Plan Competition, please visit https://www.datascience4everyone.org/post/enter-the-bite-sized-lesson-plan-competition
About DS4E
The Data Science for Everyone Coalition is a national coalition born out of the University of Chicago Center for RISC. DS4E houses a growing national movement to achieve system-wide policy and programmatic changes that expand access to data science education in K-12. Join us on Slack!
Contact: Gabrielle Torrance [gtorrance@uchicago.edu], Fumika Mizuno [fmizuno@uchicago.edu], April Feng [aprilfeng@uchicago.edu]