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Data is power! Equiping youth and emerging adults with essential data and digital literacy skills help with ?? problem-solving and critical thinking. Making informed data-driven decisions in ?? research, finance, life, and businesses requires ?? accessing, collecting, and analyzing data. These are necessary foundational skills to thrive in a knowledge economy. As data helps tech evolve into automations with #ai and #agi - this year target learning skills to leverage these data systems. New Year, New Data Skills! Let us help you build because You Deserve It All. #kidalytics #data #education #literacy #datascience #dataanalytics #ai #youth #newyear

We’re thrilled to announce that, thanks to our partnership with Illinois 4H, our Digital Interns now have access to additional resources in STEM! This collaboration has allowed our interns to expand their reach throughout Champaign County, offering essential digital skills training to community members of all ages – from young learners to older adults. Our interns are not only building valuable skills but also making a meaningful difference in their community. This hands-on experience is about empowering generations to be leaders in the digital age! Know a student who would be interested? Encourage them to apply and be part of this incredible journey. Visit https://lnkd.in/gEfNRHuZ or scan the QR code in our program flyer. #DigitalInternship #STEMEducation #DigitalLiteracy #DataLiteracy #YouthEmpowerment #CommunityImpact #DigitalSkills #Illinois4H #KidAlytics #FutureLeaders #ChampaignCounty

This week is Digital Citizenship Week, an important reminder of our responsibility in the online world. As professionals and leaders, let’s lead by example and foster a safe and respectful digital environment for our students. Whether it's protecting personal data, verifying information, or ensuring online interactions are productive and respectful, we all play a role in how we communicate in this data driven world. #DigitalCitizenship #ProfessionalResponsibility #DigitalLiteracy #KidAlytics #CommunityDevelopment

In our daily lives, data is always present—whether it’s conveyed through voice, text, or print. Data literacy is no longer a luxury but a necessity for effectively navigating and thriving in our data-driven environment. We are continuously producing and consuming vast amounts of data, and the ability to understand and utilize this information is crucial. ?? Why Data Literacy Matters: Individuals with strong data literacy skills are not just passive consumers of information—they are innovators and creators. In an era dominated by #AI and #Automation, these skills empower individuals to: ??Innovate to develop new solutions and drive technological advancements. ??Create to transform raw data into meaningful insights that can influence decisions and strategies. ??Leverage Data for Good to Use data to address societal challenges and promote #SocialGood. #KidAlytics empowers students with the skills to not just consume data, but to innovate and create in today’s #datadriven landscape. ?? Our Mission is to equips students with essential data tools and visualization platforms. By developing these skills now, we’re preparing the next generation to disrupt the workforce positively and lead with confidence. ???? Join us in fostering a growth mindset and upskilling youth and emerging adults for a data-driven future! #Education #STEM #Data #Literacy #Upskilling #GrowthMindset #FutureLeaders

As money runs out in schools districts across the nation, math is still a problem for many students. Between fall 2019 and 2022, national test scores sank four points in reading and nine points in math for 13-year-olds. While scores have started to improve, researchers at the testing nonprofit NWEA estimated last summer that the average American eighth-grader would still need the equivalent of nine more months of schooling to catch up in #math, compared with seven extra months in reading. https://lnkd.in/gHfFYS2H #reimagineeducation #stem #kidalytics #students #data

This week marked the start of our 6x3 Project Series with two new cohorts of the Bright Project and the Future Leaders Project! ?? Over the next six weeks, these middle school and high school students of Chicago will explore the exciting intersection of business, coding, data analytics, and design. Our Bright students will use their new knowledge to develop solutions to authentic industry challenges, while our Future Leaders take on the task of creating their own futures exchange. ?? Thank you to CME Group and City Colleges of Chicago-Harold Washington College for giving these young innovators the space necessary to learn, grow, and ideate! KidAlytics Code Your Dreams The Gray Matter Experience #6x3Project #SummerProgram #ISTCEducation #ISTCImpact #InclusiveSTEMEducation #Mentorship #MentorshipMatters #ClassroomToRealWorld #MentorMatchingEngine

As we evolve into more ways of using and analyzing data. Data literacy skills are in high demand. Upskilling must involve youth and emerging adults to properly equip them with the skills to innovate and create the business and innovations of now and the future. Artificial Intelligence is becoming integrated into everything we do. Yesterday, it was Google search; today, it's the Apple iPhone. Tomorrow, who knows? For these models to work, it needs the data we produce daily to grow in real-time. #iot Those with #data and #digitalliteracy skills are and will be more proficient at leveraging these #technologies. Becoming leaders and decision-makers in these emerging fields of data and STEM. #kidalytics #education #datascience #dataanalytics #ai #growthmindset

Data literacy has declined even more rapidly for some historically underrepresented students. For instance, eighth-grade Black students scored 18 points lower in Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability compared to the 2011 exam. There are large racial gaps in student outcomes when it comes to data literacy. These gaps exist across all grade levels but are at times most egregious at the middle and high school levels. For instance, fourth-grade Black students scored 28 points lower than their white peers in the Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability section of the NAEP math exam. Put differently, it would take an additional three years of academic progress for fourth-grade Black students to perform at the level of their white peers in data literacy. Eighth-grade Black students scored 34 points lower than their white peers, or are over three years behind. Bridging these gaps will take communities, public-private partnerships, and polices to ensure appropriate resources are avaiable to make impactful outcomes. #kidalytics #education ##dataanalytics #dataliteracy #growthmindset