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Learning Activity: Career Evaluation Worksheet
Students will use a decisionmaking chart to research career options. They will use the online US Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook to compare future job/career choices, considering both income and non-income factors.
Black Female Entrepreneurs Q and A
Discuss the challenges and lessons learned shared by black female entrepreneurs through these videos accompanied by multiple-choice and open-ended questions.
Recognizing Diversity in Data Digital Badge Program
This digital badge program focuses on three foundational data literacy competencies and uses FRED® data to provide opportunities for hands-on learning.
Classroom Activity: How Fed Policy Transmits to the Economy
This interactive activity reinforces students’ comprehension of the linkages between monetary policy and the economy.
Classroom Resources to Teach AP Macroeconomics
The lessons, articles, videos, podcasts, and online learning modules listed below are aligned with the College Board’s AP Macroeconomics Curriculum. A complete syllabus of these resources is available in Econ Lowdown.
AP Macroeconomics Entrance and Exit Tickets
These entrance and exit tickets for AP Macroeconomics align with the AP Macroeconomics curriculum. They are short (less than five minutes), formative assessments intended to give instructors immediate feedback on the day’s lessons.
Lesson Plans and Activities for Teaching with FRED®
Lesson plans for teaching with FRED includes instructional guides, lesson plans and activities with FRED, the St. Louis Fed's data service.
Lessons for Teaching Data Literacy
Lessons in the Data Literacy Series can be used by university and school faculty and staff to teach students how to reliably identify, interpret, and communicate data.
The Information Creation Process: Data Sources and Data Aggregators
Students will examine and interact with two economic data websites—FRED®, of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, and the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)—to develop their understanding of the information creation process.
Exploring Sources: Mapping Data Sources on the Web
Students learn how to analyze a research question by identifying its component subtopics through a concept mapping exercise. They watch a short demonstration of the concept mapping process and apply it to the class topic.