For our final “Hot Seat” of 2024, we wanted to lean into the topic of data science. It’s starting to become a course offered in high schools, but some may wonder if it is a rigorous pathway for students. Is Calculus still the most rigorous course for high school students? We want to hear from our guests from DataScience4Everyone, asking them:

Is Data Science as rigorous as any other advanced math course?

• Follow Lee Ellen Harmer via LinkedIn or on Twitter: @LeeEllenHarmer
• Follow Mahmoud Harding via LinkedIn
• Check out the website: datascience4everyone.org

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Do you know what Problem-Based Lessons are? And more importantly, do you think they are important? For this Hot Seat, we hear from educators Kyle Pearce and Jon Orr on why they think: Problem Based Lessons are Essential.

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• Check out Problem-Based Lessons on: makemathmoments.com
• Take the report at makemathmoments.com/report
• Follow Kyle on Twitter: @MathletePearce
• Follow Jon on Twitter: @MrOrr_geek

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For this next Hot Seat debate, we talk about the complicated decision to leave education. With many teachers leaving or considering leaving the profession, we brought on two former educators–Laila Nur & Justin Aion–to debate the question: Is it OK to quit teaching?

• Follow Laila on Twitter: @mslailanur or check out her website: www.mslailanur.com
• Follow Justin on Twitter: @JustinAion

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