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Active Learning Strategies in Economics

Tuesday, 14 October 2014: 9:00 AM-11:00 AM
Chair:
Paul L. Hettler, California University of Pennsylvania—USA
Organizer:
Paul L. Hettler, California University of Pennsylvania—USA
Pertinent dynamics of the online course in business and economics
Chip Baumgardner, Pennsylvania College of Technology—USA
Let's jump to the consumption possibilities line
Marilyn Cottrell, Brock University—Canada
Baseball salary arbitration simulation: Teaching through active learning
John Fizel, Penn State-Erie—USA
Competing Technologies in the Principles of Micro Classroom: Aplia vs. Sapling
Carlos Liard-Muriente, Central Connecticut State University—USA; Nara Mijid, Central Connecticut State University—USA
Teaching randomized strategies with classroom experiments: An application from sports econ
Christina Robinson, Central Connecticut State University—USA
Discussants:
Christina Robinson, Central Connecticut State University—USA and Chip Baumgardner, Pennsylvania College of Technology—USA
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