Xpeditions
is home to the U.S. National Geography Standards—and
to thousands of ideas, tools, and interactive adventures
including printer friendly outline maps.
http://globalis.gvu.unu.edu/
Sponsored by the Global Virtual University and United Nations
University, this site provides thematic world maps
based on data from the U.N. Human Development Report
(2003). Themes include: literacy rates, economic indicators,
and population density.
The Economic Education Web is your portal to economic
education resources in all forms and at all levels. Includes
an explanation of economics concepts and standards, classroom
lessons, web projects, and support resources.
The FTE provides a variety of high-quality professional
development opportunities and lesson plans for secondary
economics and social studies teachers.
This
foundation is dedicated to helping
Americans acquire the information and gain
the skills necessary to take control of their
personal finances. This focus is exemplified by the NEFE
High School Financial Planning Program.
IDRC
is a Canadian Crown corporation that works in close collaboration
with researchers from the developing world in their search
for the means to build healthier, more equitable, and
more prosperous societies.
This
site provides information about contemporary
trade issues throughout the world.
Student
Resources
Site
Description
Economics of Pro Team Sports: Peanuts and Crackerjacks
http://www.bos.frb.org/peanuts/leadpgs/intro.htm#signin This
site is the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston's educational
unit on the economics of pro sports. Peanuts & Crackerjacks is
about using economics to gain a better understanding
of everyday life.
This
BCPS web quest addresses the essential
question: Should monetary and fiscal policymakers
influence economic fluctuations to stabilize the
economy? If so, when? If not, why not?
Here you can find links to instructional materials and
tools that can increase your understanding of the Federal
Reserve, economics and financial education.
This site offers in-depth information about Colonization,
Abolition, Migration, and the WPA. Each of these areas
is explored with a variety of resources.
Featuring reproducible copies of primary source documents
from Marquette University and elsewhere. These materials
were created by teacher-scholars who participated in
America's First Nations: American Indians in Social Studies
Curricula, a teacher institute hosted by Marquette University
and funded by National Endowment for the Humanities.
A web portal designed and managed by the Office of Library
Information Services. The content of this site represents
the best Internet sources and locally designed curriculum
materials and information to support the teaching and
learning of the K-12 Essential Curriculum.
The History Channel sponsors an online resource for its
programming. The features of the site include daily questions,
exhibits, classroom activities, and a programming schedule.
The Reginald F. Lewis Museum is dedicated to sharing the
courageous journeys toward freedom and self-determination
made by African American Marylanders. For information on
school trips click here.