We pleased to announce the completion of a new suite of four practice exam papers for the new Edexcel Economics A (AS) specification.

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To accompany Stuart's blog this week on many of the issues facing Zambia, we have put together a number of resources relating to exchange rates, both generally and in relation to Zambia and other...

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Privatisation is a relatively minor (and often uninspiring, for 16 year olds!) topic – whizz through it more quickly with this simple activity that helps students to build their notes at the same...

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Here is a teaching resources to help deliver workplace discrimination for A Level Economics. This is just one of the many labour markets resources we have developed for the new Teaching Labour...

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This teaching & learning resource is designed to support students exploring behavioural economics in their A Level & IB Economics classes. It is just one of the many resources provided to...

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The merits of increasing the minimum wage is one of my favourite topics to discuss with a class as it usually as a direct relevance to their pay packets at their part-time jobs as well as having a...

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This week's second Beyond the Bike resource encourages students to deepen their knowledge of the ins and outs of the different levels/stages of economic integration between countries, and then...

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One of the Beyond the Bike resources this week encourages students to practise their quantitative skills and analyse the possible relationship between road quality and the level of development in...

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The second lesson resource this week focuses on the role that ownership, or at least shared ownership, of bicycles can play in causing rising economic growth and development in LDCs. There is...

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Earlier this week, Stuart and Claire travelled down the coastline of Tanzania by ferry. Transport and logistics are much easier when countries have a coastline - but what is the impact on countries...

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15th October 2015

Costing the Earth

This super interactive graphic and quiz from the BBC Earth team provides a neat starter to the topic of externalities.

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Here's a nice resource from the furtive imagination of regular tutor2u contributor Penny Brooks. Like many of you, Penny is looking to ensure that general numeracy and other quantitative methods...

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A couple of weeks into the first year of a new Economics course should just be about the right time for teachers to explore the concept of positive and normative economic statements. Here's a...

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Our range of topic PowerPoints for the Year 1 (AS) teaching content for the new A Level Economics specifications is now completed and available for immediate despatch to teaching colleagues.

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Here's a 10 minute activity to include in your first (or second) lesson with brand new students to economics. Meet Bernard, a lovable chimp who challenges your students to a quiz. Now, as clever...

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If you attended our Economics Teachers National Conference at the RBS Headquarters in June 2014 you have met or seen a young entrepreneur called Serena Patel. Serena was showcasing Econofun - a...

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If you are delivering the AQA version of A level economics you should be aware that the new specification requires students to differentiate between internal and external economies (and...

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Here's a classroom activity on concentration ratios for those of you planning your lessons for your A2 business economics classes. The activity can be used as an investigation into the...

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This is a great way to introduce your students to, and engage them with some macro data.

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