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ECON and More

Curating the best articles, lesson plans, PD trainings, and resources for K-12 educators in economics, financial literacy, and "MORE"

Professional Development Online Events

What trainings are coming up? (with links)

"The Nature of the American Revolution" - a 3-part series (1 per month) focusing on the goals and thinking of the Founding Fathers

Part I focuses on goals: What was the essential nature of the Revolution in their eyes? How radical of a revolution did these men want?

SocialStudies.org

Thursday, Sept 18th, 6-7pm CT

September Webinars at EconEdLink!

Topics this month include integrating ChatGPT into your ECON & History classrooms, and working with a personalized AI study buddy for students.

EconEdLink.org

Sept 16th and 18th, 5-6pm CT

Credit Cards: What You Need to Know about the Trillion-Dollar Debt

What is a cardholder's responsibility for understanding the cost of credit, credit card disclosures and credit card statements?

FRE.org

Tuesday, Sept 23rd, 3:30-4:30pm CT

What the Public Knows About the Fed and Why It Matters

You will discover what the public knows and does not know about the Fed and monetary policy, and access lesson plans to address gaps in Fed knowledge.

Econiful.org

Thursday, Sept 18th, 6-7pm CT

Hot Off the Lot: NGPF’s Newest Car-Buying Game, Shady Sam's Slick Wheels

Join this PD to explore the newest game in the NGPF Arcade, where students navigate shady sales tactics at the car dealership.

NGPF.org

Tuesday, Sept 23rd, 6-7pm CT

Constitution Day conversation with Justice Amy Coney Barrett

Justice Barrett reflects on her journey to the Court and offers a glimpse into her role (and daily life) as a justice, including her deliberative process and how she approaches interpreting the Constitution.

NGPF.org

Wednesday, Sept 17th, 5:30-6:30pm CT

Links and Resources

Explore resources for K-12 teachers in economics and social studies.