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Discover how SAS is shaping tomorrow’s brightest analytical minds

Keith CollinsDecember 15, 2015 0

60 students and everyone is learning? Only with the Hour of Code

What would it take for you to keep 60 students interested and on task in a classroom for an entire hour? Some kind of magic or trickery? Maybe a bribe? Nope, all you need is an Hour of Code lesson plan, and you’ll be teaching computer programming to a classroom

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Analytics | Data for Good | Students & Educators

Nadja YoungNovember 25, 2015 0

How does a highly effective teacher unlock student potential?

“(Teaching) is an incredible opportunity to be a catalyst for what we want the future to be," says Shannon Hardy, a 21-year math and science teacher from The Exploris School, a Wake County charter school in Raleigh, NC. Ms. Hardy uses data not just as a summative measurement tool, but

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Education | Government

Data Visualization | Students & Educators

Dr. Laurie MilesNovember 25, 2015 0

Data science doesn’t have to be difficult

You could argue that it’s misguided for someone like me to say data science doesn't have to be difficult. After all, I’ve been in the industry for many years and should have a few tricks up my sleeve for dealing with data. But with the latest data visualisation technology –

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Education

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