There are lots of great activities which can be used with students at A-level and some excellent pre-university resource for students thinking about a career in Economics.
Each student participates in 25 - 30 experiments during the Exeter Economics programme, which developed new classroom experiments for undergraduate modules some of which could be used with A-level students. It aims to encourage the use of experiments in economics and increase motivation and retention of students. Improve student engagement with mathematics for economics with an interactive set of online resources, online question bank, over 50 video clips, 10 lecturer-focused teaching and learning guides and real world economics case studies.įEELE is the Finance and Economics Experimental Laboratory at Exeter.
A good resource to have, encouraging students to study economics at university and help them to understand the relevance of mathematical and economic concepts.Īnother pre-university resource focusing on Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning. For free!Įssays on topical issues, latest developments in UK and global economies, and answers to readers questions.Ī good way of sharing and creating new PowerPoint presentations on most topics to do with education, teaching and learning.Ī great resource for looking at information regarding world banks, banking sector and some more generic material on world history and financial history.Ī great pre-university resource for students thinking about following Economics at university and as a career. This is excellent and gives much smaller, accessible bite size articles suitable for students extended reading.Ī vast bank of economic data and research at your finger tips. there is a new app called The Economist 'Espresso' which uses the same online subscription. During our recent Economics departmental meeting, we discussed various websites we can't live without in regard to the teaching and learning of Economics.
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