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The Personal Finance Portfolio: Arguably the most important lesson economics educators can teach is the skill to budget personal resources appropriately. There is no better way to this than through the research and building of an intensive portfolio of all of life’s many costs. Through a cla…

In this economics webinar, discover recently published books that address socioeconomic issues that impact today’s students.

In this economics webinar, we will simulate activities that show how federal budget deficits and surpluses affect the national debt.

In this economics and personal finance webinar, teachers will compare monopolies, monopolistic competitions and oligopolies.

Often you either grab or lose the attention of the majority of your students in the first 5 minutes of a lesson. The goal of this webinar is to give usable examples of unique and engaging do now's and opening questions that are effective in grabbing the attention of secondary level economics…

In this economics webinar, learn how to introduce concepts like earning and investing by way of interesting fictional characters.

In this economics webinar, learn three basic decision-making models and how to use them to demonstrate real- world impact.

Empower economics educators to integrate AI by creating and customizing GPT models for enhanced teaching and student engagement.

In this personal finance and economics webinar, teachers will learn about the new National Standards for Financial Literacy.

Balancing the Federal Budget -- When I first started teaching economics in 2010, the U.S. national debt was around $13.5 TRILLION. Since then, it has nearly doubled to $20.6 TRILLION in only eight years. Why is the federal budget an important topic for young people to learn about? What is th…