Presented by Mary Clare Peate, Ph.D., Instructional Designer, MRU; and Tamra Carl, Economics Teacher, York Community High School, IL

Sponsored by MRU

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In this edWebinar, learn to use five ready-to-go free interactive lessons on preparing your students for the 21st-century economy! Through these lessons, students will engage in economics, personal finance, and the history of the economics of globalization and automation and the impact these have on their future careers.

The objective of this edWebinar is for teachers to leave with clear instructions for teaching an innovative week-long curriculum that empowers students to make informed education and career choices. (Curriculum available here: mru.org/globalizationandrobots.) Teachers will receive guidance on how to teach using the following: a free game, an interactive website, and a video.

This recorded edWebinar is highly interactive. The focus is on 3 days of the curriculum and will model how to teach it by sampling a few of the many interactive teaching activities used. Specifically, these models are discussed:

• How to open class with a game. After playing, post-game discussion will be modeled.
• How to use a video with embedded practice questions to enhance engagement.
• How to use a free interactive website to drive student engagement and learning.
• How to adapt curriculum to virtual teaching environment.

This recorded edWebinar will be of value to high school and higher education teachers and school and district leaders.

About the Presenters

Mary Clare Peate works as an instructional designer and video producer with Marginal Revolution University. Previously, she has held several different roles in education, from middle school teacher to textbook editor. She holds a master’s in education and a Ph.D. in economics.

Tamra Carl is an economics teacher at York Community High School in Illinois. She has taught AP economics for 17 years. She has contributed to two AP economics resource manuals from D&S publishing and presently serves as a reader for the AP microeconomics exam.

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Marginal Revolution University (MRU) is a nonprofit project whose mission is to increase economic literacy by providing free resources to instructors and students. Check out our library of over 900 videos (Principles of Micro, Macro, and more), practice questions, and other teacher resources at mru.org.