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Why Teach Economics/Civics?

Arlyn Nisly April 5, 2024

How can we encourage students to think critically about economic systems and government structures in today’s world? Arlyn Nisly encourages interactive teaching methods such as student-led current events discussions, economic simulations, and ethical debates to enhance student engagement and critical thinking. He emphasizes the significance of addressing real-world issues in the classroom, utilizing resources like specific textbooks and practical activities to make these subjects more relatable and meaningful for students, and fostering a deeper understanding of civics and economics beyond theoretical concepts.

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