Give your students an opportunity to learn about saving, investing and financial markets!
Register now – no financial cost!
Teachers can access on-demand orientation workshop or schedule a help session!
Our partners at the national Council for Economic Education and the Arizona Council on Economic Education are presenting this live webinar series that provides instruction on the EdTech tools that you want to learn how to use, but may be feeling stuck on or haven’t tried yet.
All events on this list are free and take place in July and August. Click the name of the EdTech tool you want to learn more about to register:
Click “Read More” below to register to get access to on-demand version.Are you looking for ways to discuss real world events between the US and Europe in general or Germany specifically?
Would you like to understand the economics of trade and how to use economics to analyze economic development decisions?
This webinar is for middle and high school teachers (economics, business, social studies, world history & geography, or German language).
The winners of the 2021 Indiana Economics Challenge are
David Ricardo Division
Adam Smith Division
You deserve this!
CEE is now accepting applications and nominations for the 2021 John Morton Excellence in Economic Education Award.
Application and Details
In this issue…
Check out these upcoming events!
We’re pleased to present Women for Girls, a webinar series.
Each session is a unique opportunity to learn from and engage with guest speakers—successful, entrepreneurial women working in finance, including chief financial officers, financial services executives, private equity investors, traders, and investment bankers.
Speakers include:
Sign up for one—or sign up for all of them!
ICEE Notes is a brief summary of economic and financial education events, topics and news.
The opportunity cost of your time is high. This will be short and sweet.
Give your students an opportunity to learn about saving, investing and financial markets!
Register now – no financial cost!
Teachers can access on-demand orientation workshop or schedule a help session!
Our partners at the national Council for Economic Education and the Arizona Council on Economic Education are presenting this live webinar series that provides instruction on the EdTech tools that you want to learn how to use, but may be feeling stuck on or haven’t tried yet.
All events on this list are free and take place in July and August. Click the name of the EdTech tool you want to learn more about to register:
Click “Read More” below to register to get access to on-demand version.Are you looking for ways to discuss real world events between the US and Europe in general or Germany specifically?
Would you like to understand the economics of trade and how to use economics to analyze economic development decisions?
This webinar is for middle and high school teachers (economics, business, social studies, world history & geography, or German language).
The winners of the 2021 Indiana Economics Challenge are
David Ricardo Division
Adam Smith Division
You deserve this!
CEE is now accepting applications and nominations for the 2021 John Morton Excellence in Economic Education Award.
Application and Details
In this issue…
Check out these upcoming events!
We’re pleased to present Women for Girls, a webinar series.
Each session is a unique opportunity to learn from and engage with guest speakers—successful, entrepreneurial women working in finance, including chief financial officers, financial services executives, private equity investors, traders, and investment bankers.
Speakers include:
Sign up for one—or sign up for all of them!
ICEE Notes is a brief summary of economic and financial education events, topics and news.
The opportunity cost of your time is high. This will be short and sweet.
