Breakout sessions at #EconEd2021! Building community through our common interest in supporting students. tylercowen shares: "Yes, there are different economies from different countries but they behave in similar ways." Find the common ground!

Interacting with other cultures increases our idea of community as the world gets more connected; it makes for a very small world! You have to compete with the whole rest of the world -- the level of competition is so intense. #Conversationswithtyler #EconEd2021

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Professor Eric Chiang shares his best tips for using proctoring software: Consider running a practice exam with students using the software to reduce problems during the real test. #EconEd2021

"Invest in the students and they will invest in themselves and in your course." Professor Erika Martinez speaks about humanizing your course, demonstrating empathy, and being overtly nice to support today's students. #EconEd2021 #supportstudentsuccess

Join the EconEd conversation with Betsey Stevenson Dr. Jevay Grooms @itsafronomics This Thursday at 3pm ET. Add your voice! FREE to register here: macmillanlearning.zoom.us/meeting/regist… #teachecon #EconEd2021

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Join the EconEd conversation with Justin Wolfers & Christopher Clarke. Add your voice! Tomorrow at 3pm ET! FREE to register here: macmillanlearning.zoom.us/meeting/regist… #teachecon #EconEd2021

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Welcome to #EconEd22! We are so glad to see so many familiar and new faces. It feels great to be back in person!

#EconEd22 kicks off with Paul Krugman on The Year & a Half of Inflation Infamy

You may recognize Alex Tabarrok from MRU - Marginal Revolution University. Check out The Hidden Cost of Pollution from MRU youtu.be/JLHXYTbSQZY when you’re teaching externalities in your class #TeachEcon #EconEd2022

Getting some great ideas from Alex Tabarrok for upcoming real world economics assignments for my UNC Economics principles of econ classes! #EconEd22

Robin Wells and Paul Krugman help us wrap up day 1 of #EconEd2022 talking about their passion for helping students understand inequality.

Taking stock of inclusivity in economics with Betsey Stevenson kicks off day 2 of #EconEd2022 with the goal of reaching more students. #teachecon

Morgan Taylor, of the University of Georgia, Athens, guides us in building communities in Economics classrooms at our first set of breakout sessions at #EconEd22 #TeachEcon

Anna Hovhannisyan, of Cal State LA, shares active learning assignments to support the #teachecon community at #EconEd22

Rus Janis of UMass Economics helps us engage our students — by putting them in charge! #TeachEcon #EconEd22

Brian Slobada, of the Univ of Maryland Global Campus, shares an activity he uses to help students understand how CPI is used in the calculation of inflation. #TeachEcon #EconEd22