Productivity
Explain what productivity is and how it can increase.
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This lesson introduces students to a problem-solving tool that encourages critical thinking and analytical skills while applying economic concepts like human capital, and earning income, among others.
This lesson centers around choices faced by characters in the book, The Bridge Home. Through the activities, students learn about the main characters, Viji and her sister Rukku, and the problems they encounter around their home in India.
This lesson will introduce middle school students to economic concepts related to employment as they interactively explore human capital needed for certain jobs and apply workforce-ready skills, such as teamwork, leadership, critical thinking, and more.
Productivity
Explain what productivity is and how it can increase.
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