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Webinar: From Book to Big Screen: Young Adult Literature
When
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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This webinar features classroom lessons and activities that reinforce concepts such as scarcity, decision-making, banking, entrepreneurship, markets, and opportunity cost. Session objectives include a quick review of economic concepts, the rationale for using motion pictures as motivators, a book synopsis of featured piece of literature the movie is based on, and an examination of showcased lessons. Presented lessons are stand-alone, can be taught in one class period, and a not dependent on the student reading the book or seeing the movie.
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