EconEdLink - All Webinars

Grades 9-12

The Economics of Jim Crow - Engaging Students in the African American Green Books through Jigsaw

In 1936, an African American mailman living in New York City published the first ever Negro Motorist Green Book. The...

Key Concepts: Goods and Services, Income Distribution

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Grades 9-12

Unique Topics in Economics

Too often educators feel constrained by their curriculum. The goal of this workshop is to show topics that are not...

Key Concepts: Advertising, Incentives

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Grades 6-8, 9-12

Will a Robot Replace Your Job?

"How secure is your position? Will it exist 5 years from now? What protects your position? Could a machine do...

Key Concepts: Employment and Unemployment, Human Capital

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Grades 9-12

Let Them Eat Cake: Economics and the French Revolution

Critical thinking skills used in economic analysis can allow kids to interpret history in new and exciting ways. Using the...

Key Concepts: Economic Growth, Fiscal Policy, Income Distribution

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Grades 9-12

Is the Information Revolution as Big as the Industrial Revolution?

How has the information revolution and technology advancements of the past two decades transformed the production, employment, and consumption landscapes...

Key Concepts: Human Capital, Technology

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Grades 9-12

Economic Conversations

In this webinar, participants will explore questioning techniques, strategies, and resources for the economics classroom. This will be a great...

Key Concepts: Budget Deficits and Public Debt, Fiscal Policy

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Grades 3-5, 6-8

Homelessness in Children’s Literature [Upper Elementary and Middle School]

This webinar focuses on fictional families facing some very real problems; hunger, parental illness, joblessness, unpaid bills, and homelessness. Students...

Key Concepts: Income, Saving

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