You won’t want to miss out on this! To support your teaching during Financial Literacy Month, CEE is offering a webinar series going over the six core standards of personal finance. These six areas offer young people a base level of knowledge they should acquire for their financial lives. Our highly rated master teacher, Dr. Cynthia […]
The Center of Economic Education is celebrating Women’s History this month. They have created three webinars that discuss women’s historical presence within financial history. This webinar will help you analyze how new digital platforms can provide an avenue for sharing and hearing the diversity of voices and perspectives. Also, we will discuss strategies for your […]
The Center of Economic Education encourages you to challenge your students this semester by participating in the 2024 National Economics Challenge (NEC). Register your student teams NOW and join almost 10,000 students that participate in this motivating and fun team learning experience every year! The National Economics Challenge promotes student interest in economics, reinforces classroom […]
Who doesn’t like to receive a Valentine’s Day card and chocolate on February 14th? Harness student energy around the holiday by using these lessons about candy, greeting cards, and sugar to teach about economic resources, production, trade, supply and demand, and the types of business organizations. Valentine’s Day Resources – Grades: K-5 Use an […]
As you start February and Black History month, keep these lessons in mind. We have lessons for elementary school reading and social studies, and high school history, economics, entrepreneurship, and other social science courses. Explore and celebrate the efforts of African Americans. Booker T. Washington: ”Fifty Cents and a Dream” – Grades: K-5 In this […]
