SXSW EDU 2024
Strength in Borders: Sourcing Global Data Science Innovation
Description:
U.S. education leaders lament our relative progress to other countries, but do little to proactively collaborate with those who are charging ahead. But K-12 data science does things differently. Born from global collaboration, data science education advocates leveraged global connections to accelerate a new field from its inception. From the first-ever cross-country K-12 learning framework to international exchange of research and curricula models, join us to learn how going global made data science education a reality and what lessons we can learn from our partners across the globe.
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Takeaways
- Learn how global collaboration has enabled data science education in the United States and abroad to find a strong and burgeoning foothold.
- Discover the role that policy and research play in the international exchange of information around K-12 data science.
- Come away with strategies and insights on deepening collaborations and utilizing strategies from other countries who are prioritizing data education.
Speakers
- Ronit Nehemia, Supervisor, high school data analyst K12 program, Israel Ministry of Education
- Conrad Wolfram, European Co-founder/CEO, Wolfram; Founder, computerbasedmath.org, Wolfram Research Europe Ltd
- Kate Farrell, Director of Curriculum Development and Professional Learning, University of Edinburgh Moray House School of Education
- Tue Halgreen, Senior Policy Analyst, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Organizer
Zarek Drozda, Director, Data Science 4 Everyone
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