By kwilliams

In This Issue:

• New CEE Resource: Math in the Real World
• Teacher Champion Awardees Honored At CEE 2014 Visionary Awards
• Thank you CEE 53rd Annual Financial Literacy and Economic Education Conference Sponsors
• The John Morton Excellence in the Teaching of Economics Awards
• This Day in Economic History

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New CEE Resource: Math in the Real World

A brand new CEE resource, Math in the Real World, brings together the expertise of math teachers and economics teachers to create interdisciplinary lessons such as Break-Even Analysis and Profit Maximization. Learn more

Lessons are available to members of EconEdLink only!

The first five lessons are already published. Sign in to myeconedlink to gain access now!

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Teacher Champion Awardees Honored At CEE 2014 Visionary Awards

The Alfred P. Sloan 2014 Teaching Champion Awardees were recognized at the CEE Visionary Awards for excellence and using innovative teaching methods in their classrooms.

	Darren Gurney 12th Grade Economics Teacher New Rochelle High school, New Rochelle, NY Learn More About Darren Gurney
	Kathleen O’Hagan 4th Grade Teacher P.S. 97/ The Highlawn School, Brooklyn, NY Learn More about Kathleen O’Hagan
	Amanda Tombari 12th Grade Teacher Clarkstown South High School, West Nyack, NY Learn More about Amanda Tombari

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Thank you CEE 53rd Annual Financial Literacy and Economic Education Conference Sponsors

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The John Morton Excellence in the Teaching of Economics Awards

The John Morton Excellence in the Teaching of Economics Awardees were recognized at CEE’s National Conference for excellence in the teaching of economics and financial literacy.

Congratulations to:

	Laura Rehman Canterbury School North Carolina
	Natalie Patrizio-Tully University Neighborhood Middle School New York
	Biba Kavass Southwind High School Tennessee

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This Day in Economic History

Looking to use historical news items to connect economic and personal finance lessons in your classroom? EconEdLink’s This Day in Economic History can help.

Check out November including:

• Nov 3: Unemployment Numbers Stay The Same
• Nov 4: Ka-Ching!
• Nov 5: Do Not Pass Go. Do Not Collect $200

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