Homework: Chapter 4 Vocabulary
Remember, on Monday, October 7th, you need to turn in the vocabulary sheet for Chapter 4 (Economics_ Chapter 4.1 Vocabulary). You can look for definitions in the textbook here.
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Project: Plan to Get Rich
The assessment for Chapter 3 is a project. You can complete it either as a written paper or as a slideshow. It’s due by 11:59pm on Sunday, September 29th. Download the rubric below and send your work to rauscha@dearbornschools.org
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Homework: Chapter 3 Vocabulary
The Chapter 3 Vocabulary sheet is due Monday, September 23rd. You can download it below. Please keep in mind that we are looking for economic definitions, not for whatever Google spits back at you. You can find excellent definitions in the textbook at this link.
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Test on Chapters 1 and 2
A reminder that we’re taking a test on Chapters 1 and 2 on Wednesday, September 18th. The test is on basic economic terminology, opportunity costs, the production possibilities frontier, the three dominant economic systems, and economic goals.
Download the review sheet below. It’s the same one from last semester, so don’t worry that it’s labeled “Spring.”
Also at these links, you can download my slideshows from Chapter 1 and Chapter 2. They’re a little messy, but you can get a lot of helpful info from them.
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Chapter 1 Vocabulary Homework
Complete the Chapter 1 Vocabulary Sheet by Wednesday, September 4th. You can see the textbook online at this link. Download the vocab sheet below if you need to.
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Welcome and Syllabus
Welcome to U.S. Economics with Mr Rauscher! The syllabus can be found by clicking on the link at the top of the page or you can download it below.
Join the Remind for your class to get reminders about tests and homework assignments. Click on this link and enter your class code.
Remind Codes – 2nd Hour: 8ef47b, 6th Hour: 77hbga
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Advanced: Who’s going to adapt this story?
This would make a phenomenal short for next year. Who’s going to adapt it? We’ll need to get permission. Read this awesome story
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Economics Final Review
If your preparing for the final, use the review sheets from all the previous tests to get your knowledge lined up! You can access the textbook online here.
Economics_ Chapters 1 and 2 Test Review
Economics_ Chapter 3 and 7 Test Review
Economics_ Chapter 4 Test Review
Economics_ Chapter 5_ Supply Test Review
Economics_ Chapter 6 Test Review Economics_ Chapters 9 and 10 Test Review
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Economics: Homework – Stock Market Conclusion
The end of the Stock Market Contest is in sight! For Monday, June 10th, you need to complete the Economics_ Stock Market Conclusion. This requires you to graph your stock picks over time and write observations about the prices. Remember, this assignment is worth 15 summative points– that’s about 1/3 of a test!
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Economics: Test Chapters 9 and 10
Tomorrow, Friday May 31, we’ll be taking a test on Chapters 9 and 10, Taxe and Government Spending. Use the Economics_ Chapters 9 and 10 Test Review to help prepare. You can access the textbook online here.
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