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5th Grade - University
Understanding Choices - Scarcity & Supply and Demand in Economics
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Understanding Choices - Scarcity & Supply and Demand in Economics
5th Grade - University
Social-studies
Explore essential economic concepts such as scarcity and supply and demand. Gain insights into making informed decisions and understanding market dynamics.
6th Grade - University
[Understanding Economic Concepts - Trade & Exchange Practices - Fundamental Economics]
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[Understanding Economic Concepts - Trade & Exchange Practices - Fundamental Economics]
6th Grade - University
Social-studies
Explore fundamental economic concepts, focusing on trade, bartering, and production. Gain a deeper understanding of economic dynamics and exchange mechanisms. Enhance skills in analyzing and interpreting economic interactions and their impact on society.
8th Grade - University
Citizenship Responsibilities - Civic Duties - American Government
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Citizenship Responsibilities - Civic Duties - American Government
8th Grade - University
Social-studies
Explore the roles and obligations of citizens in a democracy, highlighting voting rights and the importance of civic understanding. Learners will identify key responsibilities and enhance their civic awareness.
6th Grade
Understanding Civic Responsibilities - Political Systems & Economic Development
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Understanding Civic Responsibilities - Political Systems & Economic Development
6th Grade
Social-studies
Examine the various forms of government and the significance of civic engagement in societal development. Gain an understanding of fundamental economic principles and their effects on international trade and economic growth. Focus on learning outcomes that emphasize comprehension of governmental structures, the role of citizens in governance, and the application of key economic concepts to real-world situations.
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