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Linda Geiger
Program Director, EFL
lgeiger@fte.org
530.792.8694
TEACHER STIPENDS AVAILABLE!
Teachers attending the Economics for Leaders (EFL) programs at these sites will
receive a $150 stipend upon their successful completion of the program:
EFL Austin June 14-19 University of Texas - Austin
EFL St. Louis July 12-17 Washington University
EFL Seattle July 26-31 University of Washington - Seattle
In addition, teachers who commute daily to any of the EFL sites will receive a
$150 commuter stipend!
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2015 Economics for Leaders - Teacher Schedule
June 14 - 19 University of Texas - $150 STIPEND AVAILABLE!
Austin, TX
June 21 - 26 University of Colorado University of the Ozarks
Boulder, CO Clarksville, AR
July 12 - 17 Washington University - $150 STIPEND AVAILABLE!
College of William & Mary
St. Louis, MO
Williamsburg, VA*
July 19 - 24 University of Chicago
Chicago, IL
July 26 - 31 University of Washington - $150 STIPEND AVAILABLE!
Seattle, WA
* New Economic History for Leaders program - runs July 13 - 19
ECONOMICS FOR LEADERS
Economics for Leaders (EFL) represents a unique experience in economics education that brings together teachers looking to improve their teaching skills in economics. The EFL one-week program is rigorous and encompasses 50+ hours of instruction.
The goal of each EFL program is to provide teachers with lesson plans of simulations and activities, economics content instruction, and a networking opportunity with other teaching professionals. The combination of classroom instruction, question and answer sessions, small group discussion and workshops presents information in a rich and varied format, encouraging active participation. Economics professors, who have been selected from across the nation for their expertise, along with skilled mentor teachers, provide content instruction and run simulations and activities that are designed to illustrate economic principles. Both new and experienced teachers will benefit from attending this program.
A feature of EFL that past participants have found especially useful is the demonstrations: the EFL staff model the activities and simulations with high school students. Attending teachers gain direct experience with the lesson plans before they leave at the end of the week.
Learning has never been so easy, rewarding, or inexpensive!
Three semester hours of graduate credit in economics are available for $306 through the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs