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Fundamentals of A.P. Economics 403: Resource Allocation and Economic Systems

Time: 60 mins,
Presenter: Theodore Opderbeck
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Objective

Teachers will be able to:

  • Implement dynamic, contemporary lesson plans centered on the concepts of comparative economic systems and scarcity.
  • Compile Advanced Placement resources, formative assessments and simulated test questions.

Standards

State Standards

Concepts

Economic Systems, Human Capital, Productive Resources

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In this economics webinar, gain valuable insights, resources and activities to make AP foundational concepts come alive.

Description

Learn all about comparative economic systems, categories of resources and theories of allocation.  You will be empowered to design engaging activities and lessons centered on these AP concepts.

We will discuss key learning objectives and concepts within the unit and model opportunities for students to apply their knowledge to contemporary economic and social issues.

Teachers will also examine digital resources to use as practice tests and formative assessments.

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