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ECON 3052: Economics for the Elementary Classroom

This course is designed to provide teachers with practical approaches to teaching economics in the classroom. Economics concepts, principles, and teaching strategies will be presented. A variety of curricular materials is used to emphasize an integrated approach to teaching economic content in elementary and middle school classrooms.

This course is offered in a variety of ways to accomodate your busy schedules. Generally, this course is offered on Tuesday and Thursday morning for a full semester, on Fridays with a shortened semester, as an evening course during the fall semester, and as a summer course. Practicing teachers may take the evening or summer course for graduate credit.

This course is held on the UM-St. Louis campus in the J.C. Penney Conference Center.

The course catalog can provide you with more information. In the catalog, this course is titled Microeconomics for the School Curriculum. For additional information, contact David Barbero by email or call (314)516-5248.