... -earnings ratios, use fractions and decimals, graph the results of various investment strategies, and more. The project's Teacher Resources reference those activities to NCTM standards and include lesson plans, presentation options, links to stock-quote servers, and reproducible project forms. Student Resources includes links to information about the companies behind the stock offerings, as well ... Just so YOU do, the site also includes a For Teachers section, featuring suggestions for using Moneyopolis as an educational resource, ideas for off-line educational activities, sample lesso...

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• Approx Pages: 25
• Grade Level: High School

... that all of the students can receive the incentives if they tried hard enough. Example of this is in our log during the third and final lesson we did badminton we explained how in order to win the incentive that we prepared for them they needed to show the skills that we taught ... met before can be very freighting which will lead to rushing instructions, not being clear and also mumbling. This has happened as this occurred on the first lesson we did with the A-class, as we struggled to explain who we were, what we were doing, not having a clear voice, and also not taking ... participa...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

... it has a moral purpose which teaches Priestley's socialistic ideas. Inspector Goole, whether a real Inspector or not, is Priestley's instrument for teaching the moral lesson in the play. Birling has to learn a lot but especially that his workers (and other people even if they are of a lower class), are still ... people with their own lives, and feelings. The most important lesson that the whole family needs to learn (along with the people sitting in the audience), is that every action has a consequence and you must take ... responsibility for those actions, therefore the consequences a...

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• Approx Pages: 14
• Grade Level: High School

... it has a moral purpose which teaches Priestley's socialistic ideas. Inspector Goole, whether a real Inspector or not, is Priestley's instrument for teaching the moral lesson in the play. Birling has to learn a lot but especially that his workers (and other people even if they are of a lower class), are still ... people with their own lives, and feelings. The most important lesson that the whole family needs to learn (along with the people sitting in the audience), is that every action has a consequence and you must take ... responsibility for those actions, therefore the consequences a...

• Word Count: 3228
• Approx Pages: 13
• Grade Level: High School