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Teach Economics: How Understanding Brain Science Can Help You Teach Economics
The St. Louis Fed’s Scott Wolla discusses the science of learning with Bill Goffe of Penn State and Andrew Butler of Washington University in St. Louis.
Education Resources Recommended by Amanda Geiger
Amanda Geiger is a senior economic education specialist at the St. Louis Fed. Amanda has an M.A. in economics and entrepreneurship. She taught high school for 12 years and was a AP Macroeconomics exam reader and table leader.
Mathematics and Economics Curriculum for K-5 Students
Our partners at the Minnesota Council on Economic Education (MCEE) have introduced an updated K-5 mathematics and economics curriculum. The curriculum offers adaptable lessons that empower teachers to integrate math, economics and personal finance.
Education Resources Recommended by Eva Johnston
Eva Johnston is a senior economic education specialist at the St. Louis Fed. Eva has National Board Certification and an M.A. in education. She had a 28-year career teaching high school economics, government and history.
Education Resources Recommended by Scott Wolla
Scott Wolla is a research officer at the St. Louis Fed. He has a Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction and an M.A. in economic education. Scott is a nationally recognized, award-winning economics educator with 14 years of classroom teaching experience.
Education Resources Recommended by Andria Matzenbacher
Andria Matzenbacher is an economic education coordinator at the St. Louis Fed. Andria's favorite resources are listed below.
Education Resources Recommended by Andrea Caceres- Santamaria
Andrea Caceres- Santamaria is a senior economic education specialist at the St. Louis Fed. Andrea's favorite resources are listed below.
Education Resources Recommended by Katrina Stierholz
Katrina Stierholz is Vice President and Director of Library and Research Information Services. Katrina's favorite resources are listed below.
Education Resources Recommended by Jeannette Bennett
Jeannette Bennett is the senior economic education specialist at the Memphis Branch of the St. Louis Fed. Jeannette's favorite resources are listed below.
Using Learning Centers to Enhance Economics and Personal Finance Instruction in the PreK-K Classroom
Learning centers offer opportunities for children to engage in independent and self-directed learning, often through play. These PreK-K learning center activities complement learning about goods, consumers, producers, choices, and saving.