EconEd
It's the Economy!
Tyler Cowen tackles pressing policy issues of today with his signature boldness and incisive thinking. He champions the transformative power of technology while candidly addressing its risks. Cowen also challenges conventional political ideologies, boldly declaring that we are on the brink of “remixing the ideological spectrum.” His visionary insights promise to reshape the future of policy and technology, making his talk a must-see for forward-thinking educators and leaders
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Spotlight! Chris Clarke Speaks at EconEd 2024
Join Dr. Chris Clarke, an economist and popular TikTok personality, for a compelling session on the critical disconnect between data and perception, especially relevant during election season. He examines how factors like inequality, partisanship, and media shape public beliefs, often diverging from the data. This thought-provoking session is a valuable resource for students, educators, and anyone curious about how biases influence our understanding of economic and political information. The video and accompanying slide deck are perfect for sparking classroom discussions or personal insights into the interplay of data and beliefs.
Dr. Clarke's slides are available in the archive for your use!
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Paul Krugman Speaks at EconEd 2024
During his 2024 EconEd session, renowned economist Paul Krugman engaged with Ryan Herzog (Gonzaga) and Aisling Winston (SUNY Buffalo) on pressing topics like The Fed, egg prices, inflation, tariffs, economic proposals from both candidates, rent control, and the concept of a 'soft landing.' As always, Krugman delivers sharp, accessible insights rooted in deep economic theory. His direct and insightful responses effectively address common economic misconceptions. Enjoy the recording—we certainly did!
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Justin Wolfers Speaks at EconEd 2024
Justin Wolfers examines how AI is revolutionizing economics education by enhancing student learning and easing educators' workloads. He discusses AI tools like personalized tutoring and automated grading that can boost student outcomes while allowing teachers to focus on core economic principles. Wolfers urges educators to thoughtfully integrate AI into their curricula and showcases several innovative tools ready for immediate implementation in classrooms.
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Jonathan Meer Speaks at EconEd 2024
This year at EconEd, Texas A&M University instructor Jonathan Meer shared his firsthand experiences as an early AI adopter in large-scale economics courses. While recognizing AI's benefits, he highlighted challenges and limitations encountered along the way. His insights offer a balanced perspective, featuring concrete examples of both successes and pitfalls. For educators navigating AI integration, Meer’s session provides a practical and valuable roadmap for effective implementation.
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Betsey Stevenson Speaks at EconEd 2024
In her compelling session "Both Governments and Markets Fail: Teaching Economics with Real-World Insights," Betsey Stevenson illuminates the intricate dynamics between government interventions and market forces. This EconEd session was incredibly insightful and provides perspective for educators as they help shape the next generation of citizens.
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Alex Tabarrok Speaks at EconEd 2024
As we reflect on the impact of the pandemic on the economy, it’s essential to delve into the lessons learned during this transformative period. Join us for a retrospective led by Alex Tabarrok, who shares his experiences collaborating with government officials during the crisis.
Among other topics Alex presents the case for human challenge trials. In contrast to traditional vaccine trials, which often take longer to yield results, Tabarrok highlighted the potential of these trials to accelerate vaccine development by deliberately exposing participants to the virus. As always Alex is not afraid to question the traditional methods and present alternative solutions.
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Sizzle Reel! Peer Consultants Share their Favorite Student Success Stories
Who doesn’t love a great student success story? Our Peer Consultants share some of their most inspiring ones in our latest sizzle reel. We’d love to hear yours via our student contest - make sure to tell your economics majors (and minors) about our award and encourage them to apply. The winner along with their sponsoring instructor will be brought to EconEd September 27th and 28th in Chicago. The student (and instructor) awards will also give $2500 to the winners!
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Peer Consultants
Erika Martinez is one of the most dedicated instructors we have met. As Professor of Instruction at the University of South Florida she works with thousands of students every year. Erika is a contributor on the Chiang Principles of Economics for a Changing World text, and was instrumental in helping us develop the interactive graphs (see below for a preview!).
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Achieve for Economics
Achieve for Principles of Economics supports students and instructors at every step, from the first point of contact with new content to demonstrating mastery of concepts and skills.
EconEd Archive
Weren’t able to attend our prior conferences? No problem! We have the last decade of our fabulous EconEd sessions recorded and available to view at your leisure! Some of the most influential minds in Economics have participated in past EconEd events such as: Justin Wolfers, Betsey Stevenson, Tyler Cowen, and Paul Krugman. Watch recordings of presentations from its inception in 2013 to this spring's webinar sessions.
