New Resources from Statistics in Schools Bring Census Data to the Classroom
Do you know how many amusement parks are available in your state? Or have you considered the amount of businesses in your country? If you stay in Florida, there are about 53 amusement parks, and there are 6,074 paid employees in Sussex County, Delaware. Solutions like these originate from the U.S Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns, but you will discover a lot more in easy to handle classroom facilities and activities developed by the Census Bureau’s Statistics in Schools (SIS) program. As teachers all over the nation starts drawing out plans for lessons, they have the ability to integrate both new and recent SIS facilities in important subjects like; Mathematics, History, English, Geography and Sociology, in order to let students know the Census Bureau data and how to incorporate them into the actual world. The Benefits of Statistics in Schools According to Kimberley Glascoe, who is an SIS marketing expert, making use of SIS charts, maps and graphs, to inculcating in studen...