Do your students have trouble with elasticity? When I start to show them the algebra, they rapidly become tired. I wrote these worksheets to make learning elasticity easy with little need for hours of reading.
These problems will guarantee that your students will get all of the content about monopoly that is tested upon on the AP. I included pure, price discriminating, and natural monopoly. I wrote the problems in such a way that all AP content as stated in the Acorn book is contained. I tried to explain all of the concepts before each problem for those school districts that are moving away from textbooks and to Internet sources. Any feedback would be welcome.
If you teach how to analyze macroeconomics using logic, you might like this worksheet.
Here's a series of problems I wrote to help you teach about production possibilities. It's a pdf saved in Google Documents.
If you use this, let me know what you think. I challenge you to complete problem 1.
An intensive worksheet on utility is saved as a pdf in Google Documents here.
I plan to add consumer equilibrium to this in the future.
The blog is here. You will find fresh ideas on how to teach stale concepts. This blog will revitalize your teaching.
The instructions to part I and part II are here and here. The answer keys are here and here.
This project pushed me. If you use it, please send comments.
If you want to connect with other professionals, you might want to look at EconEdNet at the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank. The link is here.
Have you wished for a teaching worksheet that explains the different shapes of the long run supply curve? Here it is.
You might like this pdf on terms of trade. This is a teaching worksheet that instructs and applies the concept. If you don't have the time to explain terms of trade to your students, you will like this worksheet.
The Google document is here.
Do your students have difficulty knowing what mutually beneficial terms of trade are? This worksheet answers all of the questions.
