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[EnglishLanguage 5033] Help students understand what's happening in the economy
Kaye Beall
kabeall at comcast.netMon Oct 5 15:02:51 EDT 2009
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ANNOUNCING the "Economic Crisis" issue of THE CHANGE AGENT - What exactly
happened when Wall Street crashed in 2008? What led to the crisis? What
exactly is a housing bubble? A bank bailout? A stimulus package? Using clear
language accompanied by illustrations and graphics, the September 2009 issue
of The Change Agent explains the roots of the crisis, tells how people are
responding, gives voice to the unemployed, and tells inspiring stories of
what we could do to create an economy that works for everyone. True stories
by learners shed light on how people are coping, what they are doing to
address financial stresses and injustices, and how they are staying hopeful.
Use this issue of The Change Agent to teach math, grammar, writing, and
critical thinking skills. Students will appreciate having these lessons
rooted in relevant social issues and communicated in articles, essays, and
cartoons that help demystify difficult economic concepts.
Find out more by visiting our web site (www.nelrc.org/changeagent) or
calling 617-482-9485.
Cynthia Peters
Change Agent Editor
World Education
tel: 617-482-9485 ext. 3649
email: cpeters at worlded.org
Kaye Beall
Project Director
World Education
kaye_beall at worlded.org
www.worlded.org
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