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  • Economic education
  • a field within economics that focuses on two
    main themes: the current state of, and efforts to
    improve, the economics curriculum, materials
    and pedagogical techniques used to teach
    economics at all educational levels; and research
    into the effectiveness of alternative instructional
    techniques in economics, the level of economic
    literacy of various groups, and factors that
    influence the level of economic literacy. [1][2]
    Economics education is distinct from economics
    of education, which focuses on the economics of
    the institution of education.
    Organizations
    Numerous organizations devote resources toward
    economics education. In the United States,
    organizations whose primary purpose is the
    advancement of economics education include
    the Council for Economic Education and its
    network of councils and centers, the Foundation
    for Teaching Economics and Junior
    Achievement . The U.S. National Center for
    Research in Economic Education is a resource
    for research and assessment in economics
    education. Among broader U.S. organizations
    that devote significant resources toward
    economics education is the Federal Reserve
    System .
    In the United Kingdom there is The Economics
    Network, a government-funded national project
    to support economics education in Higher
    education contexts, and the non-profit
    Economics & Business Education Association
    (EBEA) for secondary education. The non-profit
    organization Rethinking Economics is an
    international network of students and teachers
    promoting a change in the economics education
    towards more critical engagement, pluralism of
    theories and real-world applicability of the
    discipline. The movement has gained
    widespread support, among others by the Bank
    of England .
    According to the Ministry of Education and
    Science of Ukraine, 28.4% of all students receive
    specialties in the field of economics, trade and
    business. [3] An attempt to create a Western-
    style Ukrainian journal called the Ukrainian
    Economic Review a few years ago ended in
    failure. The lack of publication of Ukrainian
    scientists in Western economic journals
    indicates the seriousness of the problem. [4]
    Journals devoted to the topic of economics
    education include the Journal of Economic
    Education, [5] International Review of Economics
    Education, [6] Australasian Journal of Economics
    Education, [7] and Computers in Higher Education
    Economics Review.
    Reform
    University-level economics curricula, particularly
    introductory courses, have been criticized for
    putting undue emphasis on neoclassical
    economics and failing to explain real-world
    economic phenomena such as the 2007–08
    financial crisis. [8] In response, the CORE Project
    has developed course materials, including a
    textbook called The Economy, that emphasize
    real-world applications in economics. [9]
    See also
    Economics handbooks
    Education economics
    HSC Economics
    Simulations and games in economics
    education
    References
    1. ^ W.E. Becker (2001). "Economic Education,"
    International Encyclopedia of the Social &
    Behavioral Sciences, pp. 4078-4084. Abstract.
    2. ^ Computers in Higher Education Economics
    Review
    3. ^ [1] Higher education
    4. ^ Стан економічної освіти та дослідницької
    практики в Україні
    5. ^ Journal of Economic Education
    6. ^ International Review of Economics
    Education
    7. ^ Australasian Journal of Economics
    Education
    8. ^ Jones, Claire (May 16, 2014). "Economics:
    Change of course" . Financial Times . Retrieved
    April 19, 2019.
    9. ^ Cassidy, John (September 11, 2017). "A
    New Way to Learn Economics" . The New
    Yorker . Retrieved April 19, 2019.
    External links
    The Economics Network
    Economics & Business Education
    Association
    American Economic Association (Resources
    for Economists) list of economic tutorials
    and exercises
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