COURSE OBJECTIVES:
• To develop an understanding of
basic economics concepts and
relate them to current issues
• To demonstrate how economics
can be integrated into a variety of
classroom situations
• To provide materials, activities,
and lesson ideas for teaching
economics across subjects and
grade levels.
Summer
BECOME A HIGHLY QUALIFIED
TEACHER IN ECONOMICS
Courses for
Teachers
START EARNING YOUR
CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION
In addition to University of Nebraska
graduate credit, each participant will
receive a certificate of completion
following the successful completion of
each course.
UNL Center for
Economic
An accumulation of these courses will
allow teachers to become highly qualified
to teach economics in grades K-12.
The UNL Center also offers a Masters in
Education with a focus area in Economic
Education through the College of Education and Human Sciences. Contact Dr.
Fischer at the UNL Center for more information, or visit the UNL Center on the
web at: www.nebraskacouncil.org/UNL
Education
2010
Dr. Tammie Fischer, Director
UNL Center for Economic Education
339 CBA
Lincoln, NE 68588-0482
402.472.2333 phone
402.472.9700 fax
tfischer1@unl.edu
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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is an equal opportunity
educator and employer with a comprehensive plan for diversity.
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NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE !
Economics 850: Economics For
Teachers, Part 1 (online)
(3 credits)
June 7 - June 25, 2010 (or completion)
Like the Econ 850: Part 1 face-to-face course,
the online version is also designed for K-12
teachers to strengthen their understanding of how
our economy works using online, engaging and
innovative teaching methods. This course is great
for teachers who may need more flexibility in
their summer schedule. No prerequisites in
economics required. Complimentary teacher
resource materials provided.
Economics 850: Economics For
Teachers, Part 2 (online)
(3 credits)
June 21 - July 2, 2010 (or completion)
This course is a follow-up to Economics for
Teachers, Part 1. Anyone who has ever
participated in Econ 850, Part 1 will enjoy this!
The course will bring educators up to date on
materials for teaching economics in a variety of
subjects. Participants will analyze current
economic issues using a variety of online teaching
methods. A plentiful supply of complimentary
materials, handouts and great teaching ideas!
A prerequisite of Econ 850, Part 1 required.
Complimentary teacher resource materials
provided.
Economics 851: Special Topics
in Economics (online)
These courses will be open June 7-25, 2010 or
until completed
(1 credit each, optional up to 3 credits total)
Available Topics for Summer 2010:
Economics and the Zoo
Economics and U.S. History
Economics and Entertainment
Register Today!
Space is Limited!
EASY REGISTRATION
Simply complete the registration form
and send it in with your tuition payment
option (save on registration fees by
applying for multiple courses at once).
DEADLINE: MAY 14, 2010 or until courses are full
Cost
ONLINE Econ 850: Econ for Teachers: Part 1 (3 cr.) $922.05
ONLINE Econ 850: Econ for Teachers: Part 2 (3 cr.) $922.05
You must register through the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL)
Center for Economic Education.
If you have not taken graduate classes
at UNL, you must contact the Graduate
Admissions Office immediately to begin
graduate application for admission,
402-472-2878 or online at
ONLINE Econ 851: Econ and the Zoo (1 cr.)
ONLINE Econ 851: Econ and U.S. History (1 cr.)
ONLINE Econ 851: Econ and Entertainment (1 cr.)
$307.35
$307.35
$307.35
Total:
Note: cost includes tuition and fees associated with the courses.
It does not include the summer session registration fee or graduate
admission application fees.
Name
Home Address including zip code
www.nebraskacouncil.org/UNL or at
www.unl.edu/gradstudies/prospective/steps
School
School Address
There will be a one-time $45 application
fee.
You may choose between degree or
non-degree seeking options, including a
visiting or intercampus option for
graduate admission.
Email
Phone
UNL Student ID Number (it is okay to enroll in these classes as long as
application to UNL grad studies is in process)
Method of Payment
Registration confirmation will be mailed
to your home address and/or email
provided.
Bill Me
American Express
MasterCard
Visa
Credit Card #
Exp. date
Questions? Contact Dr. Fischer at the
Signature
UNL Center for Economic Education
339 College of Business Admin.
Lincoln, NE 68588-0404
Phone: 402. 472.2333
Fax: 402.472.9700
email: tfischer1@unl.edu
Send To: D r . T a m m i e F i s c h e r
UNL Center for Economic
Education
339 College of Business Admin.
Lincoln, NE 68588-0404
Phone: 402. 472.2333
Fax: 402.472.9700
email: tfischer1@unl.edu