Economic Education in the High Schools

4, Background of Teachers of Separate Course in Economics in New York State, 1965-66, Center for Economic Education, State University at Albany. 5, Cicarelli, James, The Extent and Nature of Economic Education in Oregon Public High Schools, Oregon Council on Economic Education, Portland State Univer...

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Published in:The American Economist (New York, N.Y. 1960) N.Y. 1960), 1971-03, Vol.15 (1), p.89-93
Main Author: Cicarelli, James
Format: Article
Language:English
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College bound students
College curricula
Colleges
Councils
Economic systems
Economic theory
Economics
Economics education
Education
High school students
High schools
Home economics teachers
Secondary school teachers
Secondary schools
Teaching
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Summary:4, Background of Teachers of Separate Course in Economics in New York State, 1965-66, Center for Economic Education, State University at Albany. 5, Cicarelli, James, The Extent and Nature of Economic Education in Oregon Public High Schools, Oregon Council on Economic Education, Portland State University, (forthcoming. 6, George, G. Dawson, "The Teaching of Economics in New York", Social Science Record, Spring, 1967, p. 14-17. 12, Moore, Bessie, Charles, E. Venns, and Joe, B. Copeland, The Status of Economic Education in Arkansas Secondary Schools, Arkansas State Council on Economic Education, University of Arkansas, February, 1967, p. 10.
ISSN:0569-4345
2328-1235
DOI:10.1177/056943457101500111