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Not grade specific economics lectures
A Widespread Depression- Rise of Totalitarianism
In this lesson, students will focus on the effects of WWI and the Great Depression. We will learn first of the democracies and government systems of different countries, postwar Europe, inflation in Germany, the Kellogg-Briand Pact, the US economy, stock market crash, the Great Depression, isolationism, effects throughout the world, and recovery in the US.
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Also included in:Â Rise of Totalitarianism Bundle
Discovery Ed 1.5: The Course of the War Guided Notes
This presentation is compatible with Discovery Education Chapter 1.5 The Course of the War. The presentation and notes specifically focusing on the economic strengths and weaknesses of both sides during the Civil War. All information is pulled from the Discovery Education Social Studies Techbook Chapter 1.5
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Also included in:Â Discovery Ed 1.5 The Course of the War Bundle: Notes & Presentation
Saving Budgeting Investing For Kids
This presentation aims to teach elementary, middle school, and high school children about saving, budgeting, and investing. It is a basic course presentation that covers all the basic information young minds need to start learning about the skills of saving, budgeting, then investing. It trains their young minds to begin being comfortable with suck skills and concepts and familiarize themselves with it.
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Macroeconomics, Lessons 1 - 45
Prodigy Books is dedicated to providing outstanding content at a very low price throughout the world. As such, all of our robust, vetted lessons are only $0.25!All courses are divided into 45-lesson (one 9-weeks) products so that teachers can purchase only the amount of content that they need.All courses have 45 lessons (one 9-weeks), 90 lessons (one semester), or 180 lessons (full year), and provide full coverage of all learning objectives in a standard US-version of the course.Each product zip
Microeconomics, Lessons 46 - 90
Prodigy Books is dedicated to providing outstanding content at a very low price throughout the world. As such, all of our robust, vetted lessons are only $0.25!All courses are divided into 45-lesson (one 9-weeks) products so that teachers can purchase only the amount of content that they need.All courses have 45 lessons (one 9-weeks), 90 lessons (one semester), or 180 lessons (full year), and provide full coverage of all learning objectives in a standard US-version of the course.Each product zip
Microeconomics, Lessons 1 - 45
Prodigy Books is dedicated to providing outstanding content at a very low price throughout the world. As such, all of our robust, vetted lessons are only $0.25!All courses are divided into 45-lesson (one 9-weeks) products so that teachers can purchase only the amount of content that they need.All courses have 45 lessons (one 9-weeks), 90 lessons (one semester), or 180 lessons (full year), and provide full coverage of all learning objectives in a standard US-version of the course.Each product zip
Macroeconomics, Lessons 46 - 90
Prodigy Books is dedicated to providing outstanding content at a very low price throughout the world. As such, all of our robust, vetted lessons are only $0.25!All courses are divided into 45-lesson (one 9-weeks) products so that teachers can purchase only the amount of content that they need.All courses have 45 lessons (one 9-weeks), 90 lessons (one semester), or 180 lessons (full year), and provide full coverage of all learning objectives in a standard US-version of the course.Each product zip
Key Concepts of City Planning
This slideshow includes introductory ideas about city planning and design, including: function, form, site, situation, sprawl, city forms, land use patterns, and sustainability. This could be used in conjunction with urbanization and Barcelona Life-Sized City activities in my store.
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Also included in:Â Urbanization and City Design Bundle
Top 10 Financial Habits That Matter Most
This is a 20-page mini-guide on finances and making good financial choices. This would work really well in a classroom when teaching students about finances and budgeting. This is also a great resource for those planning on purchasing a home or even a car.The topics covered in this 20-page mini-guide:Identifying and eliminating poor financial habitsGood habits that make a big differenceTips for creating beneficial financial habitsPutting it all together****Instant download****This is a fully dig
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Wealth Building and Financial Literacy
This is an introduction lecture/lesson on building wealth. It outlines different topics to be covered on financial literacy. This is the first lesson which covers myths of building wealth. Includes a warm up and lecture.
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6th Grade: Mesopotamia: Part 1
This is for 6th Grades Social Studies of Ancient Histories. To help with pacing and comprehension there are always 2 power points per unit so this is part 1 of Ancient Mesopotamia. Each power point contains vocabulary, facts, videos, and at times class participation slides
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LP 15— Exploring Compound Interest, Physics & Christendom w/ Related Concepts
Text-based Lesson Plan— plenty of fuel for instruction and discussion. Compound interest, being so essential to understand the way the global economy functions, is efficiently discussed here. My lesson exposes the systemic flaws of systems that allow compound interest to permeate the system of finance. This is done while simultaneously exploring concepts in physics as well as Christendom.I have pioneered the "Rock Drill" method of instruction. Everything efficiently winds downward to penetrate t
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LP 2— Econ: Specialization: Costs/Benefits, Colonization/Puritan Intro
Guided-reading lesson plan, fuel for actual instruction and discussion. I have pioneered the "Rock Drill" method of instruction, starting with broader terms (the broad part of a drill) and progressing toward more specific concepts (the narrow part of a drill). When you start with broad terms, and then "drill" toward the goal, vocabulary and concepts you learn along the way are little bits of treasure. All the necessary concepts to learn the key terms are the progression of the drill.This lesson
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LP 5— Exploration of Lgsltve Branch & Government, English, Philosophy, Econ.
Text-based lesson plan— fuel for actual instruction and discussion. I use a technique I call "The Rock Drill"— We 'drill' into place the concept of The Legislative Branch. We explore a democracy versus a republic, and the nuances of the English language involving The Legislative Branch. We also have an interesting component on philosophy, and then we draw Economics and Government together by discussing corporations and lobbyists.I have pioneered the "Rock Drill" method. You "bore in" by beginnin
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Another take at minimum wages
A hopefully transformative discussion of minimum wages.
LP 12— Exploration of the Nature of Capitalism & Western Recreation
Guided-reading lesson plan— plenty of fuel for discussion/instruction. Here we compare the mercantilism of England with a free market and capitalism, and discuss the principles governing these concepts. By the end of the lesson, the student should comprehend that an economic empire is different than an empire defined by land ownership.My lesson plans employ what I call the "Rock Drill" method. Using "vertical" education, comprehension is prized before familiarity with terms. Therefore, the conce
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U.S. to borrow $3trillion in coronavirus fight
The U.S. Treasury plans to borrow $3 trillion in the second quarter of 2020 – over five times the previous quarterly record at the height of the 2008 financial crisis – amid frantic spending on pandemic relief.The Treasury Department said the huge sum is needed to pay for nearly $3 trillion in rescue aid that the government has unleashed in programs to support tens of millions of jobless workers and shuttered businesses with direct payments and loans.https://www.graphicnews.com/en/pages/40182/bu
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Kazakhstan FDI
The Republic of Kazakhstan had been succeeding in the enhancement of the international trade, foreign direct investments enrollment in the country, as well as the development of the national international and regional supporters and allies. Those had been the main activities that helped the country to achieve high economic growth. However, the sustainability of the national growth had been resulted from the sustainable liberalized and open policies, which had been supported by the free trade agr
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Foreign Direct Investments in Bulgaria
to summarize, the Bulgarian economy had been witnessing high rate of the decline within the investments inflow, alongside with the growth of the rate of the poverty, inflation, and retarding from the competing European countries. However, the growth had been witnessed within the rates of the number of the population. This can be acknowledged as the result of the restrictions that had been imposed by the government of Bulgaria upon the foreign investors, discrimination agonist US investors, the e
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Also included in:Â Topics for Business Studies for the whole year
Vietnam FDI
The success of the Vietnamese economy within the sustainable development of its infrastructure, economy, and the reformulation of the that the regulations to be able to adaptation to the open economy policies and the enhancement of the motivation of the foreign direct investments, throughout the different international agreements, bilateral agreements, and multilateral agreements, which had been conducted by the Vietnamese government and the majority of the countries around the world. Open-door
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UKRAINE FDI
In summary, the following research had been showing negative results that had been witnessed within GDP of Ukraine after the dissolving of Soviet Countries with 10 years of declining. However, there had been identification of different developmental economic and legal agreements that had been conducted by Ukraine, with the support of international monetary fund, for the enhancement of attractiveness of national markets and economy to attract foreign direct investments. However, the European Unio
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Taiwan FDI
The Taiwanese government had been playing an essential role within the modernization and the development of the national economy, along side with the various trade agreement that had been enrolled for the purpose of the development of the competitive advantages that would be attracting the foreign direct investments. Despite of the fact that the Taiwanese companies had been outflowing to invest in china , the Taiwanese government had been focusing on two main pillars, which had been based on the
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Indonesia FDI
Indonesia had been recognized to be holding high rates of advantages that had been gained from international trade, while including different natural resources and human power, which would be allowing the country to achieve a very high positioning internationally. However, the government of Indonesia had been focusing on the development of the policies and the regulations, such as; the limitation of the ownership of companies by foreign investors, the limitation of accessibility of foreign inves
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Also included in:Â Topics for Business Studies for the whole year
Panama FDI
Throughout the analysis of Panama, it had been acknowledging that the country had been succeeding within the encouragement of the sustainable growth of the gross domestic product, as well as the empowerment of the national economy, throughout the highly modernized, liberalized, and privatize systems that had been applied across the different sectors of the economy. Despite of the fact that the country had been only depending upon the service industry for the enhancement of its financial and econ
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Economics activities to try
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Simulation Activities
You can introduce students to the world of investing, budgeting, and other economics-related activities through simulations. For example, have students research companies they want to "invest" in to show them how the stock market works. If you want to extend the lesson, you can have them periodically check in on their portfolios throughout the year to see how their investments are performing. Or, you could use a simulation to teach them about causes that led up to certain major historical events, like the stock market crash of 1929.
Budgeting Exercises
Help students understand the importance of managing their own financial resources by challenging them to create a budget. Give them a few hypothetical scenarios involving income, expenses, and financial goals. For example, you could ask them to plan a fictional character's monthly expenses, or have them create a budget to save for buying a house.
Trade Games
Through trading games, students can learn about importing and exporting, along with the impact of external forces and trade agreements. Ask students to work in teams and have them trade goods, record their imports and exports, and respond to charges (like tariffs and embargoes).
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Give students a real-world decision to make (e.g., building a new road, investing in a new technology, or buying property) and have them perform a cost-benefit analysis. To deepen the learning, you can ask them to justify their decisions with evidence.
Frequently asked questions for teaching economics
What is economics?
The study of economics is a social science that focuses on the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. When teaching economics, the goal is to help students understand how individuals, businesses, governments, and societies make choices about resource allocation. Economics explores various topics related to this, including supply and demand, cost and benefits, and scarcity, to name just a few.
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