Illinois teachers,

Thank you for all that you do!  When using engaging economic and personal finance education with your students, you have a positive impact on choices they make.  The lessons they learn will benefit them for the rest of their lives.   

We hope that information we have shared has been helpful in supporting your work in the classroom.  This issue of Tuesday Tips will be the final e-note for the school year.  Please look for TT to resume in early September.  In the meantime, our office remains open during the summer if you need support with curriculum planning. Have a GREAT summer!   

The staff of Econ Illinois

3M Teacher Award application! (K-12)

Each year Econ Illinois recognizes teachers for their excellence with engaging economic education in their classroom.  Two winning teachers each receive $500, a plaque, and $350 grant for their school (to be used for economic education programs or resources the following year).  If you teach economic education, apply today or nominate a colleague!  Deadline is July 15, 2013.

Centers of Economic Education – Resources (K-12)

Located at universities throughout the state, each Center offers a library of curriculum, professional development opportunities and support for your classroom.

Events and resources (K-12)

Resources to explore for next year:


Econ Illinois provides information on programs, curriculum and opportunities as a service to K-12 educators and does not endorse any particular resource.


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Chicago SMG Awards reception (4-12)

Ed Provost, CBOE and Chicago City Treasurer, Stephanie Neely, joined Econ IL and the UIC Center for Economic Education in recognizing the top ranked Chicago teams in The Stock Market Game at an awards reception hosted by the Chicago Board Options Exchange.

 

 


Teacher Conference on Financial Literacy (K-12)

Join us for a great day on July 9!  It is more critical than ever before for young adults to have a fundamental understanding of personal finance. 

This popular conference will link the latest financial literacy curriculum with industry speakers.  Held at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, registration is required.  View the UIC Center flyer for information on this conference and other programs and to register.

 

 

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