Join the Bessie B. Moore Center for Economic Education to extend your knowledge and help your students develop pride of being an Arkansan! Engaging ready to go curricula created by future teachers will be shared. Start you year by Celebrating Arkansas!
Travel with the Bessie B. Moore Center for Economic Education and Economics Arkansas to breath taking Rwanda while sipping Westrock coffee and locally produced biscotti’s – from the comfort of your home!! Learn the founding story of Little Rock’s Westrock Coffee; the impact on Rwandan citizens; coffee production; and global supply chains. Teacher teams will develop marketing plans sharing their mission! Great way to end your summer PD with fun education. And teach your ever growing coffee consumers more about the commodity.
Looking for a fun and engaging end of year project that teaches students about the history of and economic impact of the Arkansas State Parks? This curriculum provides everything needed to end the year with a bang! Activities using interactive games, cool technology, and creativity are pre-planned and ready for your use! There is something for teachers of many classes – upper elementary, middle level, CTE, economics, Arkansas History, and even STEM classes!
Learn from a very young social entrepreneur who was a University of Arkansas fashion design major who has founded Judith and James and the the James 127 Foundation. Anna Taylor, thinks entrepreneurially to solve economic and social problems around the globe. A very powerful story to share with your students.
Virtual and statewide professional development to inspire the entrepreneurial mindset in future Arkansas leaders. Give one hour of your time to collect videos and participate in a webinar with the founders of Arkansas startups. You will receive PD, curricula, and a book on entrepreneurship plus excellent resources to use to develop relevant critical and creative thinking in your students. A great way to reach varied learners during Covid-19 times.
Bring an entrepreneur to your class or have your students find one in their neighborhood to interview. This guide will help them with the interview.
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