Let’s talk about data

By 2017-04-11T11:20:00

Book cover (partial) - Let's talk about data

Developing data-handling skills

With a sound scheme of work already in place, when looking for something new I tend to favour resources that are short, relevant and readily adaptable. Let’s talk about data is just that. Its four sections feature 21 well-designed and extendable activities covering core skills in planning, measuring, presenting and critically analysing data, which have slotted neatly into our Key Stage 3 programme.

Trevor Critchley reviews Let’s talk about data, considering how it can best be used as a teaching resource.

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