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More About Slow Reveal Graphs
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Watch
Watch Dan Meyer, Bethany Lockhart Johnson, and guest Jenna Laib engage in a slow reveal graph on Season 1, Episode 3 of Amplify’s Math Teacher Lounge.
Dan then modeled the technique with an 8th grade class in episode 5.
Read
Slow Reveal Graphs were featured in several articles in EdWeek in July 2023.
- Sarah Sparks, “Graphs are Hard to Digest. Can a ‘Slow Reveal’ help?” EdWeek, 31 July 2023.
- Sarah Sparks, “Finding Time for Math Across the Curriculum.” EdWeek, 31 July 2023.
- Sarah Sparks, “A Handy Guide for Infusing Data and Geometry Throughout the Curriculum.” EdWeek, 31 July 2023.
Introductory Slow Reveal Graph blog posts and articles:
- Ben Orlin, “What Graphs Reveal (If You Give Them Time)“
- Brian Bushart, “Trick or Treat!“
- Brian Bushart, “The Slow Reveal“
- Kristen Taurence, Tamara Shreiner, and Bradford Dykes, “Revealing the Power of Data Visualizations in Social Studies Through Slow Reveal Graphs.” Statistics Teacher, 23 March 2022.
- Dan Meyer’s “Beyond Relevance and the Real World” talk (NCTM, April 2016) that experimented with slow reveals
Going into more depth:
- Jenna Laib, “Why is the math teacher here for social studies class?“
- Jenna Laib, “Notice, Feel, Wonder, and Act: How Can Data Inspire Us to Help?“*
- Jenna Laib, “Using Video to Reflect on Practice, Student Agency, and Identity“*
- Jenna Laib, “Using Slow Reveals to Illuminate Tiny but Powerful Details in Graphs“
- Chris Hunter, “New York Times: What’s Going On In This Graph?”
*includes video clips of students in action