Tuesday, December 31st

Agenda:

1. Cooper's Point Project Instructions and Roles/Responsibilities
• Form groups
• Begin Brainstorming

Monday, January 30th

Agenda:

1. First Econ Test
2. Intro to Cooper's Point Project

Friday, January 27th

Agenda:

1. Economics Field Research: The 7 Principles of Economic Thought Around Campus (A#6)
1. Identify/Describe 6-8 different choices/events/actions from around campus which are examples of the 7 Principles of Economic Thought
2. Either observe what is currently happening or reminisce about experiences you have had over the past three years at ERHS
3. Create a two-column table in your notebook. The columns should be titled
1. Choice/Event/Action
2. Applicable Economic Principle

Homework:

1. Unit 1 Test Monday- study all notes. A#2,3,5, Chapter 1.1, 1.2

Thursday, January 26th

Agenda:

1. The Seven Principles of Economic Thought (A#5)

Homework:

1. Unit 1 Test Monday- study all notes. A#2,3,5, Chapter 1.1, 1.2

Wednesday, January 25th

Agenda:

1. finish notes - Opportunity Cost
2. The Seven Principles of Economic Thought (A#5)

Homework:

1. Unit 1 Test Monday- study all notes. A#2,3,5

Tuesday, January 24th

Agenda:

1. Real-life Economic Problems: Market for Organs : Cash for Kidneys (A#4)

Monday, January 23rd

Agenda:

1. Quickwrite
2. finish Scarcity and Factors of Production Notes
3. Notes - Opportunity Cost

Friday, January 20th

Agenda:

1. Economic Utopia Island Activity

Thursday, January 19th

Agenda:

1. Quickwrite
2. Stamp HW (A#2,3)
3. Chapter 1.1 Notes - Scarcity and the Factors of Production

Wednesday, January 18th

Agenda:

1. Unit 1 Vocabulary - For each term: define, give an example and draw a mini-visual (A#2)

Homework:

1. Chapter 1.1 2-4, 6 and Ch 1.2 1-4 (A#3)

Tuesday, January 17th

Agenda:

1. Stamp (A#1)
2. Set Up Economics Notebook (click on the text to see the structure)

Friday, January 13th

Agenda:

1. Class Traditions/Quirky Rules
2. Textbook Check Out
3. Letter of Introduction
4. Bookmark Website

Homework:

1. Notebook (correct size) and Signatures (Syllabus and Film Permission Slip) due Friday (A#1)

Thursday, January 12th

Welcome to Mr. Nesper's CP U.S. Economics website. Here you will find all you need to keep yourself apprised of what's happening in class and what events may be coming up. Check this site regularly for lecture notes, homework assignments and various other links. It is your responsibility to be aware of our course agenda, even when you are absent from class. Don't hesitate to ask when you are confused about anything.

Agenda:

1. Seating Chart
2. Welcome Back
3. Intro to Mr. Nesper
4. Syllabus
1. Notebook (must be at least 100 pgs and fit a "11 x "8.5 piece of paper without any edges hanging out)
2. Film Permission Slip
3. Website

Homework:

1. Bring ID card or schedule to check out textbooks tomorrow
2. Notebook (correct size) and Signatures (Syllabus and Film Permission Slip) due Friday (A#1)