Combine with current economic information and data at the EcEdWeb Economic Information site to enhance your favorite lesson, or use Virtual Economics to find a new lesson with an economics theme in your content area. The CD-ROM has lessons for all grade levels and many secondary subjects. You can use its search feature to find a lesson. Attend a workshop or credit course at your local center for economic education. Find out what's happening at your nearest Center for Economic Education for Economic Education Week.
Centers offer noncredit workshops as well as credit courses.
Contact an Economics Fellow for ideas to teach economics. The Economic Fellows are Nebraska teachers who have received special training from the Nebraska Council on the materials available from each Center and can make suggestions to help you teach economics to your students. EconomicsAmerica EconEdLink . Invite a business speaker to come into your class to talk about the importance of understanding economics. Have local business speakers attend your class and describe to your students how employees who understand economics can contribute to the success of their businesses.