Economics
"To become an integrated person is not only to understand the world in which we live and work, but to become the kind of person who will take part in shaping and reshaping those worlds. This emphasis on critique of current realities, and on participating in the recreation of our worlds, is a central part of our democratic life." -Landon Beyer
Interactive Economics Course
- Field Trip to Ithaca College School of Business
- Economics Guest Speakers
Sample Lessons
- The Federal Budget and the Oreo Cookie: Activity
- What is Economics? Tic-Tac-Toe Board
- Beads and Economy Activity
- Stock Trading Simulation
- Supply and Demand Worksheet
- What is a recession? Lesson
- Final Economics Project
- Living Wage Teaching Guide
- Contemporary Public Issues Paper
- Introduction to Capitalism Guide
- Is Walmart Good for America? Discussion and Video