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Senesh, Lawrence – 1966
The primary objective of social science instruction should be to encourage and nourish the problem-solving ability of young people. The practice in analytical thinking necessary to achieve this objective requires practice and exercise over a long period of time. Economic education and education in the other social sciences must, therefore, be…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Concept Teaching, Curriculum Development, Economics Education
Larsen, Allen F., Ed.; Nappi, Andrew T., Ed. – 1976
This publication is a collection of six essays on the goals and objectives of the introductory college-level economics course written by economic professors from all parts of the country. The purpose is to examine the introductory course in light of the need for clearly defined educational goals which will provide systematic guidelines for the…
Descriptors: Course Content, Critical Thinking, Economics, Economics Education
Saunders, Phillip – 1971
Because the economy is such an integral part of our social fabric, the inclusion of an economics program in K-12 curriculum is crucial in a contemporary social studies program. Most economic studies currently being "learned" are wrong, however, and must be changed. A strong case for the teaching of basic analytical skills rather than a…
Descriptors: Concept Formation, Curriculum Development, Decision Making Skills, Economic Research