Grades 9-12
Coming to America 2018: Economic Implications of Immigration
Three streams of foreigners seek entry into the USA. Only one stream can be termed immigran…
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Federal Reserve and Banking System for Macroeconomics, American History and Personal Finance
The Federal Reserve, created in 1913, is an important but often overlooked institution in th…
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Grades 9-12
The “Not So Great” Depression
This webinar demonstrates how popular works of historical fiction, set during the Great Depr…
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Grades 9-12
Policy Perspectives on the Federal Budget
In Policy Perspectives on the Federal Budget, a digital interactive activity, students think…
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Grades 9-12
Policy Perspectives on Medicare
In Policy Perspectives on Medicare, a digital interactive activity, students think criticall…
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Grades 9-12
UFR Balancing the Federal Budget
Balancing the Federal Budget -- When I first started teaching economics in 2010, the U.S. na…
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Grades 6-8, 9-12
Avoiding Implicit Bias in the Classroom
Leith Thompson that Economics is the language of power, public policy and change and so it i…
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Grades 9-12
US History and C3 Framework: World Trade after WW II
The post-WWII era brought a vision of economic cooperation between the countries supporting …
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Grades 9-12
US History and C3 Framework: Why Are Sweatshop Workers Usually Young Women?
That workers in textile factors are usually young women has been a surprisingly consistent p…
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Grades 9-12
Economics, U.S. History and the C3 Framework: Why Did the Colonists Fight When They Were Safe, Prosperous and Free?”
This webinar will show teachers how to use the Economic Way of Thinking along with colonial-…
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Grades 9-12
The Economics of Jim Crow – Engaging Students in the African American Green Books through Document-Based Essay Question
In 1936, an African American mailman living in New York City published the first ever Negro …
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Grades 9-12
The Economics of Jim Crow – Engaging Students in the African American Green Books through a Lens of Industrialization
In 1936, an African American mailman living in New York City published the first ever Negro …
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Grades 9-12
The Economics of Jim Crow – Engaging Students in the African American Green Books through Jigsaw
In 1936, an African American mailman living in New York City published the first ever Negro …
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Grades 9-12
Let Them Eat Cake: Economics and the French Revolution
Critical thinking skills used in economic analysis can allow kids to interpret history in ne…
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Grades 9-12
Is the Information Revolution as Big as the Industrial Revolution?
How has the information revolution and technology advancements of the past two decades trans…
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Grades 9-12
UFR: President Jackson & Veto of 2nd Fed
During this webinar, teachers will learn how to incorporate an EconEdLink lesson on Presiden…
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Grades 9-12
Policy Perspectives on Social Security
In Policy Perspectives on Social Security, a digital interactive activity, students think cr…
Activity
Grades 9-12
President Jackson and the Veto of the Second National Bank
ESSENTIAL DILEMMA
Could the conflict over the Second National Bank have been resolved…
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Grades 9-12
The Panic of 1893 and the Election of 1896
ESSENTIAL DILEMMA
Were the contradictory responses political leaders had to the panic…
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Grades 9-12
The Federal Reserve System: Overview Lesson
Because of its thematic importance, this lesson is not framed as an
inquiry-driven dilemma,…
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