For Educators

Do you struggle with pacing in your AP econ classroom? Do your students get frustrated when they have difficulty comprehending certain concepts or the economics way of thinking? Good news! Both these problems can be solved using five-minute assessment activities in your classroom, which will be shared at this webinar hosted by the Council for Economic Education.

Explore how to use quotes and content from the movie Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs to liven up your teaching of entrepreneurship, innovation, and careers.

For Educators

Join this special event hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta on the economics of the film industry through the lens of the new Barbie movie.

For Educators

In this free webinar, the St. Louis Fed's economic education specialists will describe the Fed's current framework and offer suggestions and resources for teaching it to your students.

For Educators

This free webinar will begin with a presentation and Q&A on the history of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by Federal Reserve Historian, Jonathan Rose. Economic educators from across the Federal Reserve system will then share classroom resources related to GDP.

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Dollar stores are expanding! In 2021, dollar stores accounted for 40% of all new store openings in the U.S. TikTok users have watched #dollartree videos billions of times. The behavior of dollar store firms and their customers offers insights that you can use to strengthen student understanding of economic concepts.

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Join Marsha Masters of Economics Arkansas and Angie Battle of the Georgia Council on Economic Education on the spooky, kooky, and ooky connections between Halloween and economics.

For Educators

Join Econiful to learn how to use Taylor Swift to help students understand "All Too Well" some basic economic concepts related to supply and demand! There won't be any "Bad Blood" with these activities!

For Educators

This interactive professional development webinar, hosted by the Council for Economic Education, includes breakout rooms, practice opportunities, live polls, and other engaging and active-learning methods on how teachers can successfully teach economic topics using evidence-based opinions and civil dialogue instructional strategies.

For Educators

Join this webinar hosted by the Council for Economic Education to understand how to use research-based economic reasoning skills to critically inquire, analyze, discuss, and debate economic topics to develop evidence-based opinions.

For Educators

Join the Nebraska Council for Economic Education for an Econ Ed Month kickoff event where you will be introduced to 31 different resources that will help any economics teacher. Links to all resources and slides will be available.

Virtual event

Join CEE for a special livestream event featuring Steve Pagliuca. Mr. Pagliuca is co-chairman of Bain Capital, a leading global investment firm based in Boston with approximately $160B in assets under management. He is a co-owner and Managing General Partner of the World Champion Boston Celtics and serves on the NBA Board of Governors. Steve is also co-owner and co-chairman of the Serie A professional football club, Atalanta Bergamasca Calcio. This event is hosted in collaboration with Weston Talks. Sign up

Virtual event

Teachers will learn how to introduce their students to the concepts of, choices, ethical decision making, and opportunity cost. Sign up

In person in Jacksonville, FL

this workshop will feature the Fed’s newest hands-on interactive lessons to engage students while reinforcing key economic concepts. Dinner, all lessons and materials and copies of the Atlanta Fed’s new infographics and activity book will be provided. Sign up

Virtual event

Hear from three nationally renowned fiscal experts from our nation's capital: Steve Robinson (UWG Alumnus & chief economist for The Concord Coalition), Romina Boccia (Director of Budget & Entitlement Policy at the Cato Institute), and Ben Gitis (Associate Director for the Bipartisan Policy Center's Economic Policy Program) on economic growth and fiscal responsibility. Sign up

Virtual or in person in Richmond, VA

College students are invited to join this event to meet professionals currently working in the economics field and learn about the many career paths one can take in the field. Sign up

In person in Dallas, TX

Students, scholars, and faculty from institutions across the U.S. and Canada come together to share undergraduate student-initiated or student–faculty co-authored works, ideas about the role of undergraduate research in the curriculum, and the challenges and concerns of undergraduates who conduct research. Sign up

In person in Durham, NC

In this workshop, teachers will examine the data surrounding the racial wealth gap and will explore strategies that their students may implement to begin to build generational wealth. Dr. Matthew Martin, economist with the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, will present data surrounding the racial wealth gap for teachers' knowledge. Sign up

Virtual event

Teachers will learn how to introduce their students to the concepts of saving, saving, insurance, debt, and philanthropy. Sign up

Virtual event

Join the Federal Reserve Board of Governors for a community development research seminar discussing short- and long-term consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on K-12 education, higher education, and the future workforce. Sign up

Virtual event

Federal Reserve Board and Federal Reserve Education (FRE) will welcome students nationwide via webcast to discuss career opportunities and diversity in economics and to learn about career paths within the Federal Reserve System. Sign up

Virtual event

In this webinar, teachers will learn classroom-ready economics lesson plans using books from BIPOC authors. Sign up

Virtual event

Join New York Fed Economic Education for our professional development workshop. In this virtual webinar, participants will learn about new resources to teach about the economics of globalization in the classroom. In addition, attendees will hear from a New York Fed economist who will present on globalization and its effect on the economy. Sign up

Virtual event

This webinar will provide timely information for educators and students on the Federal Reserve’s work in promoting economic stability and conducting monetary policy. It will highlight the steps and roles involved leading up to Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings, including what goes into the decision-making process for voting members. Sign up

Virtual event

How do art and economics describe the struggles of migrants during the Great Migration?

Teach your students to view the Great Migration through the lenses of art and economics. Learn about this three-lesson series. Sign up

Virtual event

Experts from the Federal Reserve System will explore the complexities of our current inflation and economic educators will equip you with ready-to-use instructional resources designed to answer your students' inflation questions. Sign up

Virtual event

Review classroom-ready lessons and activities that emphasize the economic concepts of scarcity, decision-making, choices, and opportunity cost. Sign up

Virtual event

In this webinar teachers will be learn lesson ideas on how to teach students about student loans, cost of living, deciding on a major, and deciding what college to go to. Sign up

In-person event in St. Louis, MO

The seen: over 40 million military and civilian deaths that occurred during World War I. The unseen: marriages that didn't happen and children who were never born. Join us to hear St. Louis Fed economist Guillaume Vandenbroucke present his research about the demographics of World War I. Economic Education Specialist Eva Johnston will share teaching tools from FRASER®, a digital library of economic history. Sign up

Virtual event

Join CEE for Economists on the Economy featuring CEE Board members Loretta J. Mester, President & CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland in discussion with Rebecca Patterson, Chief Investment Strategist, Bridgewater Associates. Sign up