This grant funds high school math teachers to create and implement lessons that connect mathematics with data science for grades 9-12, emphasizing real data, inquiry, and real-world applications.
Funder: National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $4,000 per award; funds released in two installments based on reporting.
Summary: Supports high school math educators in developing and implementing lessons that connect mathematics to data science for grades 9-12.
Key Information: Applicant must be a current NCTM Essential or Premium member at time of application.
This grant supports high school mathematics educators in the creation and implementation of innovative lessons that engage students in data science through mathematics. The goal is to foster the development of educational materials—such as print or digital booklets, videos, or web-based resources—that make clear, relevant connections between data science and grades 9-12 mathematics. Projects should emphasize the use of real data sets, promote inquiry and data analysis, and highlight the relationship between mathematics, data science, and real-world applications. Proposals must include a detailed plan for lesson development and evaluation, with a focus on enhancing students’ understanding of data science and its integration with mathematics and other disciplines.