Location:
Zoom link will be emailed registered participants.
Date:
July 18-22nd
Time:
11am-5pm, ET
Cost:
$1000 until May 2nd, then $1200
Registration
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pay with credit card at Eventbrite, or fill out a form to
pay via check or purchase order.
Looking to register multiple teachers?
- Click here to make a copy of our group order form
- Make it share-able, for anyone with the link.
- Send us a link to your form, along with your contact information, by completing the group registration form.
Who is this for?
This training is geared towards 7th-12th grade teachers that teach history, science, social studies, math, statistics, business or computer science. It's perfect for any teacher with an interest in integrating computer science into those content areas.
No programming experience required!
What is Bootstrap:Data Science?
In Bootstrap:Data Science, students form their own questions about the world around them, analyze data using multiple methods, and write a research paper about their findings. The module covers functions, looping and iteration, data visualization, linear regression, and more. Social studies, science, and business teachers can utilize this module to help students make inferences from data. Math teachers can use this module to introduce foundational concepts in statistics, and it is aligned to the Data standards in CS Principles.
The final project in Bootstrap:Data Science can be used as the Create Task for AP CS Principles!
This series of modules can be taught as a separate, standalone STEM
or CS class or can be integrated into a mainstream math, science, social science, or business class,
delivered by a teacher with little to no prior CS experience.
What will the workshop include?
In this 5 day virtual workshop (2.5 hours in each of the mornings and afternoons), attendees will go through the curriculum as a student with the support and guidance from the facilitators.
They will explore Data Science modules by forming meaningful questions and analyzing data to answer those questions. By using the Pyret programming environment, visualization tools, and filtering methods, they'll develop the foundation for the culminating research paper about their findings.
The facilitators will also provide proven classroom strategies and supplements, as well as helping individual teachers make a plan for integrating the curriculum into their unique classroom environment.
What should teachers have for this virtual workshop?
- Laptop or Chromebook + charging cable
- Pen or pencil
- Access to a printer to be able to print some activities
- Excitement!
During & After The Workshop - Resources
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