The Handy Dandy Guide People choose to do the things they think are best for them. People s choices have costs . People choose to do things for which they are rewarded .
People create rules that affect their choices and how they act.
People gain when they freely decide to trade with one another. People s choices today have future results. Quality economic education depends on quality publications, both printed and virtual. From teaching economics as a separate course to integrating lessons within other subjects, NCEE s materials are developed for all grades and for varying teaching and classroom needs. Resources include teaching guides, lesson plans, classroom activities, student worksheets, CD-ROM's, and online exercises.