I'm happy to announce a new #TeachEcon@stlouisfed podcast series, Teach Economics will interview leaders and innovators about why it's important to teach economics. Our first episode features @JustinWolfers. Listen on your favorite podcast app. @NAEEnet
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Don't forget to add any events you are hosting during #EconEdMonth to our centralized calendar! Let's make it nice and easy for everyone to celebrate #economics every single day this October! https://t.co/NS7KQ5KZj6
Schools sometimes drop economics teaching when personal finance education is mandated. In a blog post, our economic education experts explain the importance of teaching both subjects #teachecon https://t.co/94PCEi4gN6
Save the date for our two-day REAL Conference this July! We’ll also have pre- and post-conference events presented by @FEEonline and @FTEorg on July 18th and 21st.
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@Georgiaecon My fave: "The biggest single theme by far is decision making — weighing costs, benefits...thinking through future consequences as best you can,” Cannon says. “That theme is really a theme of the economics discipline, and we view personal finance as an extension of economics.”
Atlanta area Economics, Entrepreneurship, or CTE educators: Thurs. March 16 @boldmonkbrewing the Foundation for Economic Education is providing dinner/drinks/lesson & entrepreneur panel! Come celebrate and be celebrated! (20 spots available!) Register: https://t.co/Ivm4pU3mGC
#OnThisDate in 1973, it was announced that #Secretariat had been syndicated for a record-breaking $6.08 million. At that time, gold was trading for $90 per ounce and Secretariat weighed 1,154 pounds (18,464 ounces), making his value more than three times his weight in gold.
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