The basic tenets of economic education have a place in the discussions on many of today's events and issues. From alternative fuesl to food (my favorite subject!) economic education's basic principles, concepts, and ideas can provide all of us a foundation for the economic way of thinking about all of these topics.
This blog is our way to offer everyone an opportunity to participate in these discussions from the viewpoint of the six core economic principles, basic decision-making, and the 22 key economic concepts that bring clarity to many of these events.
Every one is invited to participate, respond, and voice an opinion or view. We only ask thar responses to the mcee blog be civil and coherent. It will consistently monitored and any comments not adhering to common decency and thought will be immediately deleted and the respondent ask not to return.
I look forward to opening discussions and receiving your comments.
News, notes, comments, and links to enhance your learning, teaching, commenting on economics and economic education (economics, personal finance, and entrepreneurship) in today's global economy.
About MCEE
The Michigan Council on Economic Education (MCEE) established in 1979 is an educational non-profit alliance of business, education, government, labor, and agricultural leaders who have assembled to promote and advocate for quality economic education in our schools and workplaces across Michigan.
MCEE serves as the "gatekeeper" of quality economic education, partnering with corporations, non-profits, and school districts throughout Michigan to assure the highest in academic and educational quality and credibility.
The MCEE Network is a partnership with universities and colleges to deliver professional development, curriculum alignment, research, and workplace programs in economics, personal finance, and entrepreneurship education.
To find out more about how to join MCEE go to www.mceeonline.org.
MCEE serves as the "gatekeeper" of quality economic education, partnering with corporations, non-profits, and school districts throughout Michigan to assure the highest in academic and educational quality and credibility.
The MCEE Network is a partnership with universities and colleges to deliver professional development, curriculum alignment, research, and workplace programs in economics, personal finance, and entrepreneurship education.
To find out more about how to join MCEE go to www.mceeonline.org.
MCEE Network
- Abdi Ferdowsi - Ferris State University
- Brad Stamm - Cornerstone University
- Chuck Stull - Kalamazoo College
- David Dieterle - Walsh College
- David Leapard - Eastern Michigan University
- Jim Leming - Saginaw Valley State University
- Joe Weglarz - University of Detroit Mercy
- Martha Rowland - University of Michigan - Dearborn
- Michelle Johnston - Ferris State University
- Paula Nas - University of Michigan- Flint
- Tawni Ferrarini - Northern Michigan University
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