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    Finding and Using Data

    Finding and Using Data

    On the agenda for May's EconEdChat were 3 questions: What do Economics teachers need to know about the Discover Economics campaign? How...
    Economics before A-Level

    Economics before A-Level

    On the agenda for May's EconEdChat were 3 questions: What do Economics teachers need to know about the Discover Economics campaign? How...
    Extra-curricular activities for Economics students

    Extra-curricular activities for Economics students

    On the agenda for March's EconEdChat were 3 questions: What strategies are effective for EAL students? How can we teach labour markets?...
    Teaching Labour Markets

    Teaching Labour Markets

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    Teaching Economics to EAL Students

    Teaching Economics to EAL Students

    On the agenda for March's EconEdChat were 3 questions: What strategies are effective for EAL students? How can we teach labour markets?...
    Teaching Elasticity

    Teaching Elasticity

    On the agenda for February's EconEdChat were 3 questions: How can we help students to develop their evaluation? How can we ensure...
    Developing Students' Evaluation Skills

    Developing Students' Evaluation Skills

    On the agenda for February's EconEdChat were 3 questions: How can we help students to develop their evaluation? How can we ensure...
    Using the Extract

    Using the Extract

    On the agenda for January's EconEdChat were 3 questions: 1) How can we help students to make good use of extracts in exams? 2) How can we...
    EconEdChat with Richard Davies

    EconEdChat with Richard Davies

    December's EconEdChat was slightly different from usual: Rather than the usual 3 questions about Economics education, Richard Davies ...
    Starters in Economics

    Starters in Economics

    On the agenda for November's EconEdChat were 3 questions: 1) How can we help students get to grips with diagrams? 2) How can we teach...
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