How can we best support our most able AQA A-Level Economics students without creating un-necessary extra teacher workload? The tutor2u Economics team have the answer!

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It’s time for AQA A-Level Economics students to raise their game with how they use diagrams if they want to maximise their exam performance in 2019.

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A forensic examination of what the principal examiners have said about why A-Level Economics students are under-performing is at the heart of the new resources developed for the upcoming SUCCESS IN...

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A forensic examination of what the principal examiners have said about why A-Level Economics students are under-performing is at the heart of the new resources developed for the upcoming SUCCESS IN...

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Great news for all AQA A-Level Economics students! There is now a comprehensive printed workbook that provides diagram practice for all the core microeconomics and macroeconomics concepts.

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It's not very often that students get the chance to win some money from using their economic knowledge but the Economics Research Council are offering £500 to the winner of the annual Clash of the...

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20th December 2018

Picturenomics

Over the past few weeks I've sporadically taken photos to use in lessons with the intention of them stimulating a discussion. Each photo relates to a number of different topics that we have studied...

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Introducing the ultimate knowledge organisers for Edexcel A-Level Economics that students complete themselves!

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Lesson 1 - factors of production! Land, labour, capital, enterprise. Try this 'Card Drop' activity on entrepreneurs. There are 10 questions about real-life entrepreneurs. Each question has four...

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Lesson 1 - factors of production! Land, labour, capital, enterprise. Try this 'Card Drop' activity on entrepreneurs. There are 10 questions about real-life entrepreneurs. Each question has four...

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Here are some general knowledge / business and economics questions - many related to the news flow during the summer months.

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Here's a starter activity that could be used as an introduction to Economics at either A level or GCSE over the coming days. The activity is called 'The Economics Balloon Debate' and asks students...

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Economics teachers in the UK are invited to apply to join the Teacher Judging Panel for the RES Economics Essay Competition 2018. Judging will take place on Monday 3rd of September at the Holiday...

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Here's 5 minutes of (educational!) fun for your classroom to celebrate the World Cup semi-final between England and Croatia on the 11th July.

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It is the time of year when teachers might be reviewing resources and schemes of learning in preparation for September (or having a well deserved rest!)

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The Balance of Payments is often a stumbling block for students - not only in confusing it with government budget balances, but also in sorting out the difference between the current account and...

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Continuing our World Cup theme, here's a Powerpoint activity that we've used before but have updated and altered slightly. The World Cup Debate activity is a fun resource that is aimed at...

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1st June 2018

Just a Minute!

The classic BBC Radio 4 programme returned to the airwaves in May. The aim, for the panel of contestants is to talk for 60 seconds on a given subject without hesitation, deviation or repetition.

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Are you a fan of Quizlet as a low-stakes way of revising core content for your exams? We have put together our growing collection of Economics quizlet resources into one folder to help! Click here

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The RES has announced details of its popular annual essay competition for A Level Economics students. Key details of the 2018 competition are provided below.

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