Budget Hero in High School Classrooms on February 9, 2011 at 1:07 pm
Please share your thoughts on how to use Budget Hero to teach UFR in high school classrooms.
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Please share your thoughts on how to use Budget Hero to teach UFR in high school classrooms.
5 responses to this post 5 responses to this postReview the table of federal spending by category for 2000-2010 (see handout), and answer the following question in your group reply post:
Play this interactive application, Budget Explorer.
1. What are the gaps between your estimates and the 2010 federal budget outlays?
2. What surprised you in the game analysis?
Put your thoughts in the reply post.
5 responses to this post 5 responses to this postIn your reply to this post, please list one item of your current spending of money or time, and write down: 1) The best alternative for this choice and 2) The criteria/reason that helps you make this choice at that time. The best alternative you have in your answer is your “opportunity cost”.
Here is one reply example:
Please spend 30 seconds to complete this quick UFR Quiz
One trillion dollars can buy a $3 Latte for you and 23 generations of your children every day for life.
5 responses to this post 5 responses to this postOne trillion dollars can pay for an additional 3 months vacation for every American worker.
5 responses to this post 5 responses to this postThe budget is balanced, true or false?
5 responses to this post 5 responses to this postWhat would the effect be of me purchasing a new Camero?
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How do we deal with multiple classes? Repost Posts to all sites? One site for each Class?
Update Posts – Here is what we’re doing
Inquiry/response prompts – Answer a question etc.
Create a set question bank for teachers to pull posts from.