Week 12

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 Week 12

Teaching Economics 

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Video Reflection:

        Using Skype can allow students to learn from individuals all over the world! You can't learn like this from a textbook and students become excited to learn and hear from someone new as well. Teachers are always looking for new ways to engage students in the learning process and as seen in the video, students are excited to ask questions and learn from someone's experience! I would love to have a guest speaker from somewhere in the world speak to my students one day. 



Explore + Explain 

Digital Chapter Report - Ch. 10




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