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62. Students Persuade Solow To Teach One Last Course Solow was persuaded by some graduate students to teach his usual fall graduate class therecord for having advised more Ph.D. theses in economics than anyone http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/nr/1995/41158.html

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Teaching Economics in Kindergarten By Krista Calvin I am a kindergarten teacher at Clear Creek Elementary School in Silverdale Washington. My job is to teach reading, writing, math, art, science and social studies to a group of children who have had little or no experience in a classroom setting. It is also part of my job to teach these little people the skills necessary to be successful learners. Through modeling and instruction, I teach my students how to sit quietly, listen, follow directions and work with others. Part 1: Setting the Stage for Economic Education On the first day of school, many kindergartners come to Clear Creek who have never stepped foot in a classroom before. Because of this, I feel it is necessary to teach my new students the rules, procedures and routines that make my class run smoothly. When my students learn how to sit quietly, raise their hands and complete their work on time, I feel it is appropriate to introduce basic economic concepts. I begin my economics program at the beginning of November. This allows my students two months to practice the skills necessary in order for them to be productive workers. Teachers who work with older students may find that they can begin teaching basic economic concepts much earlier in the school year. Part II: Teaching Economic Concepts Wants things we would like to have Goods/Services things we can use and buy/intangible activities we purchase and use Resources provides the means for satisfying wants

64. Teaching In Economics Hypermail Archive: Favorite Course To Teach class to teach and why? Ira S. SaltzAssociate Professor Department of Marketing and economics Valdosta State http://econwpa.wustl.edu/~tchecndg/archive/1995/2994.html

favorite course to teach Ira Saltz ( isaltz@grits.valdosta.peachnet.edu Mon, 23 Oct 1995 08:54:23 -0400 (EDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Jasper Lesage: "Re: Money and Banking" Previous message: A. E. Day: "Re: Money and Banking" Next in thread: Frieda Mendelsohn: "Re: favorite course to teach" I have a question for the list. What is your favorite class to teach and why? Ira S. Saltz Associate Professor Department of Marketing and Economics Valdosta State University Valdosta, GA 31698 e-mail: isaltz@valdosta.peachnet.edu telephone: (912) 245-2246 Next message: Jasper Lesage: "Re: Money and Banking" Previous message: A. E. Day: "Re: Money and Banking" Next in thread: Frieda Mendelsohn: "Re: favorite course to teach"

65. Teaching In Economics Hypermail Archive: Re: Favorite Course To Teach Re favorite course to teach. Barbara I have a question for the list.What is your favorite class to teach and why? APPLIED http://econwpa.wustl.edu/~tchecndg/archive/1995/3005.html

Re: favorite course to teach Barbara Beliveau - FNCE ( BARBARAB@sbaserv.sba.uconn.edu Mon, 23 Oct 1995 13:42:25 EST Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Econ Lists manager: "Nobel Information Where to look it up" Previous message: Barbara Beliveau - FNCE: "Re: favorite course to teach" Maybe in reply to: Ira Saltz: "favorite course to teach" Next in thread: Ira Saltz: "Re: favorite course to teach" Next in thread: PANZ@WCSUB.CTSTATEU.EDU: "Re: favorite course to teach" APPLIED MICRO- I teach (mostly) MBA's, but for whatever audience, I like it because you can show the interaction between theory and applications in so many ways that the course is always different. That's especially true with my students since most are working as well as goingn to school: they're always ready to share issues/applications which helps keep them and me involved. It's challenging (but fun and rewarding) to be constantly "thinking on your feet". Next message: Econ Lists manager: "Nobel Information Where to look it up" Previous message: Barbara Beliveau - FNCE: "Re: favorite course to teach" Maybe in reply to: Ira Saltz: "favorite course to teach" Next in thread: Ira Saltz: "Re: favorite course to teach" Next in thread: PANZ@WCSUB.CTSTATEU.EDU: "Re: favorite course to teach"

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Staff Research Publications About Us Background Aims Teaching Consultancy ... Contact Background to the Sheffield Health Economics Group Since 1994 Sheffield University, in collaboration first with the Trent Regional Health Authority and then the regional office of the NHS Executive (via the Trent Institute for Health Services Research ) has supported a core of four economists to meet both service and research needs. The grouphas grown, through a record of success in attracting external funding,to sixteen full time academic staff. This makes it one of the largestconcentrations of health economists in Europe. Aims The aims of SHEG are threefold: to undertake research on all aspects of health economics; to provide health economic expertise as part of multidisciplinary research conducted jointly with University and Trent Institute colleagues; to teach and train in health economics from basic awareness level through to doctoral research. Teaching and Training MSc in Health Economics and Management The group runs one of the few masters level courses in health economics aimed primarily at NHS managers. Most students are part-time, although it is now being adapted to allow full-time students to participate. The course has been supported by the NHS. MSc in Economics and Health Economics This course has been developed with the Department of Economics for full-time students with an Economics degree. Additionally staff of SHEG teach on the following courses:

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70. Teaching In Economics Hypermail Archive: Don't Teach Utility Don't teach Utility. JAVIER STANZIOLA (JSTANZ01@servms.fiu.edu)Wed, 15 Nov 1995 91705 0500 (EST) http://wueconb.wustl.edu/~tchecndg/archive/1995b/0280.html

Don't teach Utility JAVIER STANZIOLA ( JSTANZ01@servms.fiu.edu Wed, 15 Nov 1995 9:17:05 -0500 (EST) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: ARTSCHOLBE@aol.com: "Understanding" Previous message: ASIF DOWLA: "RE: Want comments on Pindyck and Rubinfeld Micro text" Next in thread: Herbert Gintis: "Utility archaic?" I mean, I think the whole Utility theory, as taught in principles, is archaic. But I still teach it as a foundation for further discussion on consumption habits, and demand behavior....Those of you who do not teach Utility in principles WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THE EXTRA TIME? Javier FIU Next message: ARTSCHOLBE@aol.com: "Understanding" Previous message: ASIF DOWLA: "RE: Want comments on Pindyck and Rubinfeld Micro text" Next in thread: Herbert Gintis: "Utility archaic?"

71. Teaching In Economics Hypermail Archive: Re: Don't Teach Utility Re Don't teach Utility. Previous message Ira Saltz Re The problem of distribution. ;In reply to STEC8033@bureau.ucc.ie Re Don't teach Utility ; http://wueconb.wustl.edu/~tchecndg/archive/1995b/0325.html

Re: Don't teach Utility Michael K. Tamada ( tamada@oxy.edu Thu, 16 Nov 1995 11:59:52 -0800 (PST) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Michael K. Tamada: "Re: IO texts" Previous message: Ira Saltz: "Re: The problem of distribution." In reply to: STEC8033@bureau.ucc.ie: "Re: Don't teach Utility" Next in thread: BRUCE K. JOHNSON: "Re: Don't teach Utility" On 16 Nov 1995 STEC8033@bureau.ucc.ie wrote: There's public choice topics in that application too: I remember taking an econ exam where one of the questions concerned a quote from a US officer in the occupation army who was involved in formulating those regulations. He couldn't understand why he was being wined and dined and being treated so nicely by the brothel owners. I usually try to use this application but I was under the impression that Sam Peltzman's results (that seat belts and other safety devices lead to more accidents) had been refuted? So I describe it as a "nice try but no cigar" example of using economic theory. Mike Tamada Occidental College tamada@oxy.edu

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75. Department Of Economics Graduate Studies, Rice University The economics graduate program provides classroom experience for most of its All studentswho demonstrate proficiency in working with undergraduates teach a one http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~econ/grad/

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