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Training covers key topics, including statistics, understanding data types, and communicating with data. I just couldn't manage to prioritize it over writing jobs that actually paid me. And then Tableau Software reached out to me a couple weeks ago about their new initiative to help students and teachers begin using their desktop analytics product for free and, in turn, learn about big data hands on. Suddenly, I had a project I couldn't resist. A student's and teacher's guide to data analytics using Tableau with public datasets.
But wait a second. Why should 10th graders or sixth graders for that matter need to know about big data and analytics? And if they do, why use Tableau? Both questions are actually pretty easy to answer. In terms of why we should be teaching analytics not just analytical thinking but formal analytics :.
Data analysis, management, and interpretation will arguably be the most critical skills students today face in the coming decades.
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