Coding & Tech
Excel Spreadsheets for Data Analysis (Science / Unschooling / Homeschooling)
In this short course, students will learn how to use Excel to make graphs and charts using data.
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14-18
year old learners
2-6
learners per class
$80
Charged upfront
$20 per class
Meets 1x per week
Over 4 weeks
45 minutes per class
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Description
Class Experience
This short course is ideal for Science coursework that involves analysis of experimental data. It is also perfect for homeschool or unschooling students that want to be able to keep track of their own projects. The sessions will be practical: I will show students how to use the software while sharing my screen, then ask them to go through the controls themselves. We will repeat as necessary. I may ask students to share their screen to troubleshoot. I will encourage students to support each...
Students will be able to create visualisations of numerical data using Excel.
I have a UK teaching qualification and Chartered Teacher Status. I have been using Excel spreadsheets for over 10 years, and I have been teaching students how to use it for 4+ years.
Students will be asked to collect real-world data to analyse; this should take no longer than one hour, and could take as little as 10 minutes.
You will need to have Excel installed on your PC or Mac.
45 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
We will be using Excel, part of Microsoft Office package of software. No content or safety warning.
We will be using Excel, part of Microsoft Office package of software. No content or safety warning.
Teacher
Cecilia AstolfiExperienced Science Teacher
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Lives in the
United Kingdom8 total reviews
11 completed classes
About Me
I am am experienced, qualified Science teacher specialised in Physics. I am a Chartered Teacher (status awarded by the UK Chartered College of Teaching). I have earned a 1st class MPhys (Master of Physics) from the University of St Andrews...
