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Courage to Care: The Real World Impact of Data
Lesson3 of 6 in this unit
SecondaryYear 8MathematicsStatisticsGraphs and dataHumanities and Social SciencesCivics and CitizenshipSocialSocial Action
Lesson Summary
Students explore how data represents real people and why ethical collection matters. Through case studies, they examine how data can cause harm or promote fairness, then apply their learning to design ethical data collection protocols that consider trust, safety, identity and representation.
Learning intentions
Students will:
understand that data represents real people and lived experiences and can cause harm or promote fairness depending on how it is collected and used
analyse case studies to identify impacts of exclusion or misuse and use these learnings to design an ethical data collection protocol that protects dignity, choice and safety.
Success criteria
Students can:
explain why trust and safety matter in data collection and the impacts of data misuse
use a Data Impact Map to analyse real-world examples
create a clear set of ethical rules for acting as an Upstander when collecting and working with data.
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