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::International Economic Summit™ (IES)
From the Teachers' Desks

Reggae, Geishas and Pyramids:
The International Economic Summit Experience
Michele Harris, Lancaster High School

IES Web Application Saves Time
and Tedium
Tim Liebler, Leadership Preparatory
High School

 IES Summit
Michele Harris, Lancaster High School,
with two of her IES students

The Spring 2009 issue of the IES Newsletter is here! Included in this issue: details on the revisions and enhancements made to the curriculum in summer 2008; updates on staffing changes and introduction to new members of the Economic Education team; firsthand accounts of IES implementation from teachers around the 12th District; and articles on recent global economic development and research as part of our ongoing commitment to supporting your professional growth in economics. Scoring results and photos from the December 2008 Regional Summit in Southern California are also included. Happy reading!"

Visit News and Events to find out the latest teacher training sessions and where future regional events will be held.

Visit the Students section for information on your role as economic advisor and how the IES program works. Scoremasters must sign in to the IES web application to submit their team's import goals, issue statement, and pre-vote selections. (Your username and password will be provided to you by your teacher.)

View instructional video clips that depict "Quick Hitter" activities found throughout the IES curriculum. These Quick Hitters help students understand lesson content and IES simulation rules. Use of an experience-based learning model is one of the keys to student learning in the IES, and the purpose of the video is to help you with classroom implementation.

Watch Jody Hoff, developer of the IES program, work with students at Burton High School in San Francisco, CA. The Quick Hitters from Lessons 1, 4, 5, 6, and 9 are included in the video, along with introductions into Trade Alliances (Lesson 7) and the Signature Session (Lesson 9).

Sign in to access the IES web application.

 

Provided by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco under license from the International Economic Summit Institute at Boise State University.