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The Economic Way of Thinking--Economic Reasoning Principles

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Test of Economic Literacy pre-test-Virtual 1-6.17.2024

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Critical Consumerism--TikTok Made Me Buy It

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ANALYZE: The Influence of Social Media

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ANALYZE: The Influence of Advertisements

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ANALYZE: The Influence of Social Media

https://docs.google.com/document/d/17eDyC-iLVGjOiGXY8MdtJQV3_lxvUyMzjkCmH-ooGPk/edit

ANALYZE: The Influence of Advertisements

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Free Classroom Activities to teach students in Grades 9-12 about Philanthropy and Giving.

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Case Study Day 2--SAVINGS & INVESTING Rutledge/Cameron Family

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Have your students test their economics knowledge with our interactive practice tools. Topics include Supply and Demand, GDP, and trade.

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Matt Hill MRU BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook

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Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO) are experimental tabulations developed by researchers at the U.S. Census Bureau. PSEO data provide earnings and employment outcomes for college and university graduates by degree level, degree major, post-secondary institution, and state of institution. These statistics are generated by matching university transcript data with a national database of jobs, using state-of-the-art confidentiality protection mechanisms to protect the underlying data.

The PSEO are made possible through data sharing partnerships between universities, university systems, State Departments of Education, State Labor Market Information offices, and the U.S. Census Bureau. PSEO data are available for post-secondary institutions whose transcript data have been made available to the Census Bureau through a data-sharing agreement.

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We release two classes of files for each of the tabulations, Graduate Earnings and Employment Flows:

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Matt Hill MRU: Career Readiness Presentation

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Lesson 7: Capacity, Character, Collateral, Capital from Money Smart for Young People by FDIC

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Team 1: Alex Roberts, Julie Tronsen & Robert Carr

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EPF.E.1 Understand economies, markets, and the role economic factors play in making economic decisions.

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EPF.E.1.2 Distinguish market structures in terms of economic characteristics and the roles they play in decision-making and opportunity costs.

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Paying for College and Student Loan Debt

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Paying for College and Student Loan Debt

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“Making Cents of Student Loans” by Rachel Anthony

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Federal Student Aid is the largest provider of financial aid for college in the U.S. Understand aid, apply for aid, and manage your student loans today.

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US Department of Education College Scorecard

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US Department of Education College Scorecard

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Is College Worth It? A Comprehensive Return on Investment Analysis

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Derry, New Hampshire

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Copy of 2.15 Labor Market Trends (Labor Market)

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Federal Reserve of Atlanta Supply & Demand

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Federal Reserve of Atlanta Supply & Demand

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Order Federal Reserve Education Materials at No Cost

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Order Federal Reserve Education Materials at No Cost

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In this Classroom ECONnections webinar, several Federal Reserve banks collaborated to present K-12 entrepreneurship resources.

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The Ethics Bowl format is rooted in ongoing dialogue and deliberation: a series of two-way exchanges between equals. It is designed to get students thinking , talking , and ultimately working together on some of the toughest moral issues of our time.

Ethics Bowls are competitive yet collaborative events in which students discuss real-life ethical issues. In each round of competition, teams take turns analyzing cases about complex ethical dilemmas and responding to questions and comments from the other team and from a panel of judges. An Ethics Bowl differs from a Speech and Debate competition in that students are not assigned opposing views; rather, they defend the position they actually hold or think is reasonable, provide each other with constructive criticism, and win by demonstrating that they have thought rigorously and systematically about the cases and engaged respectfully and supportively with all participants. Data from program surveys shows that the NHSEB program teaches and promotes ethical awareness, critical thinking, civil discourse, civic engagement, and an appreciation for multiple points of view. NHSEB's objective is to do more than teach students how to think through ethical issues: It is to teach students how to think through ethical issues together, as fellow citizens in a complex moral and political community.

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The Ethics Bowl format is rooted in ongoing dialogue and deliberation: a series of two-way exchanges between equals. It is designed to get students thinking , talking , and ultimately working together on some of the toughest moral issues of our time. Ethics Bowls are competitive yet collaborative events in which students discuss real-life ethical issues.

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NY Federal Reserve Educational Materials

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NY Federal Reserve Educational Materials

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Explore educational resources for students-in middle school, high school, and introductory college-to learn about real-world economics and the Federal Reserve. Download or order free printed materials to support learning across your classroom or communities. Our resources address a range of economic and related topics, meet state standards, and are based on the Inquiry Arc of the College, Career, and Civic Life (C3) Framework for Social Studies.

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Explore educational resources for students to learn about real-world economics and the Federal Reserve.

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EPF.E.1 Understand

economies, markets, and the role economic factors play in making economic decisions.

Objectives:

EPF.E.1.3 Explain how supply and demand determine equilibrium price and quantity produced.

EPF.E.1.4 Compare the ways in which incentives and profits influence what is produced and distributed in a market system.

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This activity can be easily adapted for any topic in any subject. You will find both the teacher guide and student handouts on this site.

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Students identify an important lesson about saving money and create a comic strip reflecting that lesson.

Big idea

Saving money can help you achieve your financial goals.

Essential questions

Why is saving money a good financial strategy?

What do you feel is worth saving for?

Objectives

Apply understanding of savings to new situations

Create a comic strip that illustrates how saving money can help people achieve their financial goals

What students will do

Identify an important lesson about saving money.

Create a comic strip, with two main characters and dialogue, that reflects that lesson.

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Drawing your own savings comic strip | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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How does Government regulate the economy?
In an idyllic suburban neighborhood, Jerry (Patton Oswalt) runs his big business lemonade stand and has the market cornered - until ten-year-old Addie (Taylor Buck) opens her own stand across the street. Competition equals war, and both sides use - and abuse - a government regulator (Mo Collins) to try and win. In the end, one special customer (Werner Herzog) will decide their fate.

Director: Ramin Bahrani
Writer: Ramin Bahrani
Producers: Manu Gargi, Ramin Bahrani
Executive Producer: Kevin Turen
Cast:
Jerry: Patton Oswalt
Addie: Taylor Buck
Government Regulator: Mo Collins
Neighborhood Hero: Werner Herzog
Production Manager: Erica McIntosh
First Assistant Director: Alan Steinman
Editor: Alex Camilleri
Script Consultant: Derek Anderson
Production Designer: Adam Willis
Art Director: Almitra Corey
Director of Photography: James Laxton
First Assistant "A" Camera: Richard Avalon
Second Assistant "A" Camera: Nick Nikides
"B" Camera Operator: Jay Keitel
First Assistant "B" Camera: Albert Frigone
DIT: Bram Weinkselbaum
Costume Designer: Becca Battoe
Assistant Costumer: Kayreth Williams
Hair/Make-up: Annie Cardea, Victoria Boothroyd
Sound Mixer: Dan Monahan
Boom Operator: Jay Golden
Gaffer: Mark Farney
Key Grip: Tyler Johnson-Williams
Swing/Driver: Nicola Pizzi
Location Manager: Deven Chiereghino
Assistant Location Manager: Victoria Howard
Casting Director: Deborah Dion

Music by: BC Smith
Production Assistants:
Priya Amritraj
Aidan Benitez
Loretta Dennis
Dennis Harris
Jordan Kurtzman
Jordan Paley
Catering: Gigi Snacks
Craft Service: Chris Liner
Assistant Crafty: Brian Gork, Erik Hensin
Sound Design: Abigail Savage
Re-recording Engineer: Tom Effinger
Sound Post Facility: Dig It Audio, Inc.
Sound Post Facility Producer: George Dellinger
Color Services: Color Collective
Color Producer: Claudia Guevara
Colorist: Alex Bickel
Color Assist: Jeff Altman
Visual Effects: Post Mango
VFX Artist: Daniel Apodaca
A Noruz Films Production

Writer/director RAMIN BAHRANI's films have screened at the Venice, Cannes, Sundance, Berlin and Toronto Film Festivals. He has won numerous awards, including the FIPRESCI critics prize for best film in Venice ("Goodbye Solo," 2009), and a Guggenheim Fellowship, among many others. He has been the subject of retrospectives in venues such as the MoMA in New York. In 2010, legendary film critic Roger Ebert proclaimed Bahrani as "the director of the decade." His latest film, "99 Homes" (Andrew Garfield, Michael Shannon, Laura Dern) will premiere this year.

Director's Note

"On a cold winter's day, a group of porcupines huddled together to stay warm and keep from freezing. But soon they felt one another's quills and moved apart. When the need for warmth brought them closer together again, their quills again forced them apart. They were driven back and forth at the mercy of their discomforts until they found the distance from one another that provided both a maximum of warmth and a minimum of pain. In human beings, the emptiness and monotony of the isolated self produces a need for society. This brings people together, but their many offensive qualities and intolerable faults drive them apart again. The optimum distance that they finally find that permits them to coexist is embodied in politeness and good manners. Because of this distance between us, we can only partially satisfy our need for warmth, but at the same time, we are spared the stab of one another's quills." - Arthur Schopenhauer

Schopenhauer's aphorism can help illustrate how the government regulates the economy and the manipulative hand big business often has in it.

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How does our government regulate the economy? In an idyllic suburban neighborhood, Jerry (Patton Oswalt) runs his big business lemonade stand and has the market cornered - until ten-year old Addie (Taylor Buck) opens her own stand across the street. Competition equals war, and both sides use - and abuse - a government regulator (Mo Collins) to try and win.

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Please make sure to complete this exit ticket and confirm with Erin before exiting today's session.

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Can be used for any topic.

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Please write a question or questions related to PFL. This can be general questions about PFL or specific to their fields: Financial Planning, Banking, Credit Unions, Insurance or Investing.

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During today's Question & Answer Lunch Panel, we will have guest speakers who hold a variety of positions in the financial industry. This is your opportunity to ask all of your burning questions regarding these financial sectors! Try to steer away from personal advice questions and consider gearing your questions towards general education.

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How does Government regulate the economy?
In an idyllic suburban neighborhood, Jerry (Patton Oswalt) runs his big business lemonade stand and has the market cornered - until ten-year-old Addie (Taylor Buck) opens her own stand across the street. Competition equals war, and both sides use - and abuse - a government regulator (Mo Collins) to try and win. In the end, one special customer (Werner Herzog) will decide their fate.

Director: Ramin Bahrani
Writer: Ramin Bahrani
Producers: Manu Gargi, Ramin Bahrani
Executive Producer: Kevin Turen
Cast:
Jerry: Patton Oswalt
Addie: Taylor Buck
Government Regulator: Mo Collins
Neighborhood Hero: Werner Herzog
Production Manager: Erica McIntosh
First Assistant Director: Alan Steinman
Editor: Alex Camilleri
Script Consultant: Derek Anderson
Production Designer: Adam Willis
Art Director: Almitra Corey
Director of Photography: James Laxton
First Assistant "A" Camera: Richard Avalon
Second Assistant "A" Camera: Nick Nikides
"B" Camera Operator: Jay Keitel
First Assistant "B" Camera: Albert Frigone
DIT: Bram Weinkselbaum
Costume Designer: Becca Battoe
Assistant Costumer: Kayreth Williams
Hair/Make-up: Annie Cardea, Victoria Boothroyd
Sound Mixer: Dan Monahan
Boom Operator: Jay Golden
Gaffer: Mark Farney
Key Grip: Tyler Johnson-Williams
Swing/Driver: Nicola Pizzi
Location Manager: Deven Chiereghino
Assistant Location Manager: Victoria Howard
Casting Director: Deborah Dion

Music by: BC Smith
Production Assistants:
Priya Amritraj
Aidan Benitez
Loretta Dennis
Dennis Harris
Jordan Kurtzman
Jordan Paley
Catering: Gigi Snacks
Craft Service: Chris Liner
Assistant Crafty: Brian Gork, Erik Hensin
Sound Design: Abigail Savage
Re-recording Engineer: Tom Effinger
Sound Post Facility: Dig It Audio, Inc.
Sound Post Facility Producer: George Dellinger
Color Services: Color Collective
Color Producer: Claudia Guevara
Colorist: Alex Bickel
Color Assist: Jeff Altman
Visual Effects: Post Mango
VFX Artist: Daniel Apodaca
A Noruz Films Production

Writer/director RAMIN BAHRANI's films have screened at the Venice, Cannes, Sundance, Berlin and Toronto Film Festivals. He has won numerous awards, including the FIPRESCI critics prize for best film in Venice ("Goodbye Solo," 2009), and a Guggenheim Fellowship, among many others. He has been the subject of retrospectives in venues such as the MoMA in New York. In 2010, legendary film critic Roger Ebert proclaimed Bahrani as "the director of the decade." His latest film, "99 Homes" (Andrew Garfield, Michael Shannon, Laura Dern) will premiere this year.

Director's Note

"On a cold winter's day, a group of porcupines huddled together to stay warm and keep from freezing. But soon they felt one another's quills and moved apart. When the need for warmth brought them closer together again, their quills again forced them apart. They were driven back and forth at the mercy of their discomforts until they found the distance from one another that provided both a maximum of warmth and a minimum of pain. In human beings, the emptiness and monotony of the isolated self produces a need for society. This brings people together, but their many offensive qualities and intolerable faults drive them apart again. The optimum distance that they finally find that permits them to coexist is embodied in politeness and good manners. Because of this distance between us, we can only partially satisfy our need for warmth, but at the same time, we are spared the stab of one another's quills." - Arthur Schopenhauer

Schopenhauer's aphorism can help illustrate how the government regulates the economy and the manipulative hand big business often has in it.

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How does our government regulate the economy? In an idyllic suburban neighborhood, Jerry (Patton Oswalt) runs his big business lemonade stand and has the market cornered - until ten-year old Addie (Taylor Buck) opens her own stand across the street. Competition equals war, and both sides use - and abuse - a government regulator (Mo Collins) to try and win.

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Team 3: Lori Speller, Carina Ochoa-Munoz & Robbie Cauley

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Team 3: Lori Speller, Carina Ochoa-Munoz & Robbie Cauley

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EPF.E.2 Analyze the role of government and

economic institutions in developing and

implementing economic stabilization policies in the U.S.

Objectives:

EPF.E.2.1 Summarize basic macroeconomic indicators and how they vary over the course of a business cycle.

EPF.E.2.2 Summarize basic microeconomic indicators and how they vary over the course of a business cycle.

EPF.E.2.3 Explain how fiscal policy and monetary policy influence overall levels of employment, interest rates, production, price level, and economic growth.

EPF.E.2.4 Differentiate organizations in terms of their roles and functions in the United States economy.

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Team 4: Eric Pennypacker, Teresa Mugeni & Jeffrey Zwally

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Team 4: Eric Pennypacker, Teresa Mugeni & Jeffrey Zwally

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EPF.E.3 Understand the role of government in a market economy.

Objectives:

EPF.E.3.1 Identify the role the government plays in providing a legal structure to protect property rights and enforce contracts.

EPF.E.3.2 Explain how government regulation impacts market activity.

EPF.E.3.3 Explain how taxes and fees fund government goods and services.

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EPF.E.3 Understand the role of government in a market economy.

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EPF.E.4 Understand factors of economic interdependence and their impact on nations.

Objectives:

EPF.E.4.1 Explain the impact of trade on the interdependence between nations.

EPF.E.4.2 Explain how North Carolina contributes to and benefits from the United States and world economies.

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Team 6: Harrison Smith, Shaquetta Moultrie & Kevon Burnett

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Team 6: Harrison Smith, Shaquetta Moultrie & Kevon Burnett

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EPF.IE.1 Analyze the relationship between education, income, career, and desired lifestyle.

Objectives:

EPF.IE.1.1 Explain how education, income, career, and life choices impact an individual’s financial plan and goals.

EPF.IE.1.2 Differentiate career and education options after high school in terms of desired lifestyle.

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EPF.IE.1 Analyze the relationship between education, income, career, and desired lifestyle.

Objectives:

EPF.IE.1.3 Identify the costs of postsecondary education and the potential increase in income from a career of choice.

EPF.IE.1.4 Compare strategies which can minimize the costs of postsecondary education.

EPF.IE.1.5 Summarize various types of income.

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Team 8: Lynne Powers, Michael McHolland & Melissa Chaney

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Team 8: Lynne Powers, Michael McHolland & Melissa Chaney

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EPF.IE.2 Understand the purpose and function of taxes and the impact on income.

Objectives:

EPF.IE.2.1 Explain how payroll deductions modify an employee’s disposable income.

EPF.IE.2.2 Identify the types and purposes of local, state, and federal taxes and the way each is levied and used.

EPF.IE.2.3 Implement appropriate computations and procedures to prepare a federal or state tax form.

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EPF.MCM.1 Understand money management skills and strategies.

Objectives:

EPF.MCM.1.1 Explain how fiscally responsible individuals create and manage a spending plan.

EPF.MCM.1.2 Critique income and spending plans in terms of age, individual needs, and available resources.

EPF.MCM.1.3 Compare the costs and benefits of renting, leasing, or owning.

EPF.MCM.1.4 Compare various types of mortgages.

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EPF.MCM.2 Understand the purposes and services of financial institutions.

EPF.MCM.2.1 Design a plan that uses the services of various financial institutions to meet financial goals.

EPF.MCM.2.2 Explain how interest and fees impact spending, debt, and savings.

EPF.MCM.2.3 Compare costs and benefits of cash, debit, payment applications, and credit card transactions in terms of interest rates, fees, penalties, costs, and benefits.

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EPF.MCM.3 Understand the concepts and factors that enable individuals to make informed financial decisions for effective resource planning and money management.

Objectives:

EPF.MCM.3.1 Compare credit sources and services.

EPF.MCM.3.2 Explain how debt management and creditworthiness impact an individual’s ability to become a responsible consumer and borrower.

EPF.MCM.3.3 Summarize the advantages and disadvantages of debt.

EPF.MCM.3.4 Classify the various types of insurance and estate planning including the benefits and consequences.