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Teaching Tips 2.0: Opportunity Occupations Student Activities
Help students think critically about "opportunity occupations" in their area and their own future career goals.
Fed in Your Classroom
Connect your 6-12 students with the Chicago Fed through our free virtual programs: Q&A with a Fed Ambassador and the Chicago Fed's Money Museum syllabus.
Jay Starts a Business
Upper elementary students can help Jay Eagle learn about entrepreneurship by starting a business in this interactive adventure complete with lesson plans and student materials.
Learning and Earning Digital Badges
Digital badges are learning tools. Rather than asking learners to absorb information, our digital badging programs present learners with dynamic opportunities to acquire and demonstrate their new or existing expertise.
FRED Interactive Interpreting Units
The storytelling purpose of a particular data visualization dictates the choice of units. Changing the units of the data helps tell the story behind the numbers.
A Citizens Guide to Monetary Policy Digital Badge Program
Achieve a foundational level of literacy about the Federal Reserve by learning about five key topics related to monetary policy. As you learn, you will earn badges for each of the key concepts.
Long Run Equilibrium Online Module for Teachers and Students
Aggregate demand, short-run aggregate supply, and long-run aggregate supply come together on one of the most notable models in macroeconomics. This module will teach students how positive and negative demand shocks cause changes in real gross domestic product, price level, and unemployment in an economy.
Fiscal Policy Online Modules for Teachers and Students
Economic concepts such as inflation, unemployment, recession, and economic growth affect people in real ways.
Long Run Equilibrium Online Module for Non educators
Aggregate demand, short-run aggregate supply, and long-run aggregate supply come together in one of the most notable models in macroeconomics.
Fiscal Policy Online Modules for Non educators
Economic concepts such as inflation, unemployment, recession, and economic growth affect people in real ways.