Workshops

Overview February 5, 2019

Workshops
Content and creativity to help you teach economics and personal finance

The Georgia Council on Economic Education offers workshops that provide K-12 teachers economics and personal finance content and creative ways to teach it. For most workshops, there are no registration fees, lesson materials are included, lunch is provided, and substitute reimbursement is offered.

To see an example of a Georgia Council workshop and its impact on teachers, check out this video.

To access previously recorded Virtual Workshops, click here.

Find and register for workshops relevant to you:

Workshop June 23, 2020 Grades 9–12

Economic Equity and Civil Rights for Grades 9-12- VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
Grades 9-12
Monday, July 6th, 2020
10:00am - 11:00am

This interactive workshop will explore the economic goal of equity and its relationship to Civil Rights over time. In addition to resources and activities shared by GCEE, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta will also share perspective and resources to help teach this critically important content. Space is limited to 100 participants.

Audience: Econ, US History, and Government Teachers, Grades 9-12

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Workshop June 23, 2020 Grades 6–8

Economics and the Civil Rights Movement in Georgia for Grade 8 – VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
Grade 8
Tuesday, July 7, 2020
10:00-11:30am

This workshop focuses on Georgia’s major role in the Civil Rights movement with emphasis on the economic implications of the Brown v Board of Education Supreme Court decision and the Albany Movement . Space is limited to 100 participants.

Audience: Teachers, Grade 8

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