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(Wednesdays, October 15 and November 12) (Topics in Economic Education, 15-ECON-539)Read and discuss William J Bernstein's A Splendid Exchange: How Trade Shaped the World, a creative historical look at global trade and economic development around the world.
Grade Level(s): K
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5
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7
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10
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12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Wednesday
10/15/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Wednesday
11/12/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location:
Raymond Walters College Annex Corner of Plainfield and Cooper, Blue Ash
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: Strategies for integrating this great book in economics and world history instruction. October 15: Introduction of the book; discussion of the underlying economics content; discussion of the major historical trade and development eras. November 12: Groups will lead discussions of the major themes/eras of the book. Refreshments will be provided at this program.
(Tuesdays, October 21 & 28) (Topics in Economic Education - 15-ECON-539)The economy is bound to be the number one issue on November's ballot. What are candidates' proposed economic policies and how will they impact our lives? Explore the election issues through a lively discussion with your colleagues.
Grade Level(s): K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Tuesday
10/21/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Tuesday
10/28/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location:
Horan Associates, Inc. 4990 E. Galbraith Rd., Kenwood
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: At the first session, we will identify and clarify prevalent issues. An assignment - to be completed between sessions - will be given. At the second session, we will debate the candidate's platforms. Refreshments will be provided at this program.
UC Credit: One (1) quarter hour (extended credit option available)
Directions: Horan is located in the Sycamore Executive Center on the corner of Kenwood and Galbraith roads. Parking is available in front of the building.
From the North, via I-71 South: Exit at Montgomery Road, exit 12. Turn right onto Montgomery Road. Turn right onto Kenwood Road. Turn right onto Galbraith Road
(Tuesday, October 21) (15-ECON-529 Economics Teaching Materials) Learn to use children's literature and bring the real-world into your classroom. Students will learn to make wise decisions, earn money and save with literature-based economics and entrepreneurial activities. The major concepts of the Student Enterprise Program will be shared and discussed.
Grade Level(s): K
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3
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5
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9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Tuesday
10/21/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location:
Raymond Walters College 9555 Plainfield Rd, Blue Ash
Detailed Description:
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
(Wednesday, October 22) Study of American Industry, 15-ECON-538
The Alpaugh Scholars Leadership Program is an opportunity for a select group of Southwest Ohio educators to interact with business and government leaders and community organizations in Cincinnati. Discussions will focus on how community issues impact schools. Modeled after Leadership Cincinnati, the Alpaugh Scholars Leadership Program is presented in cooperation with the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber of Commerce and is funded by the Alpaugh Family Foundation.
The Alpaugh Scholars Leadership Programs open to administrators, educators of all grade levels from Butler, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren Counties. We welcome all central office administrators, building administrators, and classroom teachers from public and private schools.
There is no cost for participation in the program. Participants will receive two (2) quarter hours of graduate credit from the University of Cincinnati at no cost.
2008-2009 Alpaugh Scholars Schedule
Oct. 22 The State of the Community (4:30 p.m.- 7:30 p.m. Tangeman University Center, UC)
Nov. 12 Bus Tour- Economy, Geography, History (8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.) Chamber of Commerce, downtown Cincinnati
Dec. 3 Regional Government Issues (11:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
(Cincinnati City Hall)
Jan. 14 Health and Human Services (11:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.) United Way offices, Cincinnati
Feb. 11 Economic Development (11:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.)
Chamber of Commerce, downtown Cincinnati
Program Goals
Encourage the utilization of business and community resources in your school.
Enhance knowledge and interactions of educators with business and community leaders.
Gain access to the University of Cincinnati's teacher resources.
Enhance your leadership skills.
Maps to all locations, parking instructions and specific agenda information will be distributed at the first session on October 22.
(Saturday, October 25) (Topics in Economic Education - 15-ECON-539) Prepare your students for the Grade 10 Ohio Graduation Test by learning to effectively teach about globalization and the role of government in the economy.
Grade Level(s): K
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12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Saturday
10/25/2008
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location:
Newport on the Levee Community Room 1 Levee Way # 1113, Newport, KY
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: You will engage in the classroom activities and share ideas with your colleagues about effective ways to help students with the OGT content. Focus will be on the content included in the Grade 10 OGT –types of economic systems and the role of government in the economy. Learn activities from the NCEE publications: Economic Systems, Civics and Government, and International Economics. Refreshments and lunch will be provided at this program.
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
Directions: Newport on the Levee, Newport, KY. Community Room. Park under Newport on the Levee. Use the elevator at the east end of the parking garage. The Community Room is on the “Riverwalk” level, near the elevator. Parking fee: $3.00.
(Saturday, October 25) (Topics in Economic Education - 15-ECON-539) Learn ways to develop an entrepreneurial spirit in your students through engaging math lessons. Your will learn ways to differentiate math instruction and focus on lessons that teach students about entrepreneurship, productive resources, time management and more.
Grade Level(s): K
1
2
3
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5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Saturday
10/25/2008
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location:
Newport on the Levee Community Room 1 Levee Way # 1113, Newport, KY
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: An emphasis will be placed on mathematics standards and skills as well as ways you can differentiate instruction to address the needs of different socio-economic groups of students – based on the work of Ruby Payne. Participants will receive a copy of the NCEE's Mathematics and Economics curriculum guide. Refreshments and lunch will be provided at this program.
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
Directions: Newport on the Levee, Newport, KY. Community Room. Park under Newport on the Levee. Use the elevator at the east end of the parking garage. The Community Room is on the “Riverwalk” level, near the elevator. Parking fee: $3.00.
(Tuesdays, October 21 & 28) (Topics in Economic Education - 15-ECON-539)The economy is bound to be the number one issue on November's ballot. What are candidates' proposed economic policies and how will they impact our lives? Explore the election issues through a lively discussion with your colleagues.
Grade Level(s): K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Tuesday
10/21/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Tuesday
10/28/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location:
Horan Associates, Inc. 4990 E. Galbraith Rd., Kenwood
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: At the first session, we will identify and clarify prevalent issues. An assignment - to be completed between sessions - will be given. At the second session, we will debate the candidate's platforms. Refreshments will be provided at this program.
UC Credit: One (1) quarter hour (extended credit option available)
Directions: Horan is located in the Sycamore Executive Center on the corner of Kenwood and Galbraith roads. Parking is available in front of the building.
From the North, via I-71 South: Exit at Montgomery Road, exit 12. Turn right onto Montgomery Road. Turn right onto Kenwood Road. Turn right onto Galbraith Road
(Saturday, November 1) (Implementing Economics Curriculum, 15-ECON-531)Learn to use The Community Publishing Company curriculum to help your student explore their community and learn about business, production of goods and service, etc.
Grade Level(s): K
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2
3
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5
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7
8
9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Saturday
11/1/2008
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location:
Newport on the Levee Community Room 1 Levee Way # 1113, Newport, KY
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: Learn to relate lessons and supporting materials to your students' everyday experiences, provide practical examples of how business operate, and incorporate numerous pathways for the instruction of mathematics, language arts, group participation, research skills, art, and social studies. Refreshments and lunch will be provided at this program. Participants will receive the Community Publishing Company curriculum guide. A follow-up assignment is required for credit.
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
(Saturday, November 8) (Economics Topics for Social Studies Teachers, 15-ECON-536)Help your students dig deeper into U.S. history through fun analysis and engaging lessons from the Experience Colonial Entrepreneurship: Economics and Colonial America curriculum handbook.
Grade Level(s): K
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5
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9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Saturday
11/8/2008
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location:
Scarlet Oaks CDC Campus 3254 E. Kemper Rd., Sharonville
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: This workshop will help you engage your students in the exploration and understanding of Colonial America, complete with activities and a unit plan that covers social studies benchmarks for grade five. The lessons will come alive as students investigate colonial life, investments and trade. Refreshments and lunch will be provided at this program.
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
Directions: Enter Scarlet Oaks from Kemper Road, east of the Mosteller Road exit off I-275, Sharonville. Use Entry Door #3 – Adult Education
(Wednesdays, October 15 and November 12) (Topics in Economic Education, 15-ECON-539)Read and discuss William J Bernstein's A Splendid Exchange: How Trade Shaped the World, a creative historical look at global trade and economic development around the world.
Grade Level(s): K
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Wednesday
10/15/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Wednesday
11/12/2008
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location:
Raymond Walters College Annex Corner of Plainfield and Cooper, Blue Ash
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: Strategies for integrating this great book in economics and world history instruction. October 15: Introduction of the book; discussion of the underlying economics content; discussion of the major historical trade and development eras. November 12: Groups will lead discussions of the major themes/eras of the book. Refreshments will be provided at this program.
(Saturday, November 15) (Economics Teaching Materials, 15-ECON-529) How can young students learn to make big choices? Learn how to develop the decision-making and problem-solving skills of your primary grades students.
Grade Level(s): K
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11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Saturday
11/15/2008
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Location:
Scarlet Oaks CDC Campus 3254 E. Kemper Rd., Sharonville
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: This workshop will help you learn strategies for teaching basic principles of decision-making in your primary grade classroom, help your students gain valuable social skills and realize the importance of their community. The content of this workshop is based on the grade Pre-K-3 social studies content standards. Participants receive the grade K-2 or Grade 3-5 curriculum guide. Refreshments and lunch will be provided at this program.
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
(Saturday, November 15) (Economics Topics for Social Studies Teachers - 15-ECON-536)
Learn about new materials and creative ways to teach about exploration, globalization, and trade. Activities discuss past and contemporary issues and build understanding of basic economic concepts.
Grade Level(s): K
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3
4
5
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7
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9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Saturday
11/15/2008
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location:
Scarlet Oaks CDC Campus 3254 E. Kemper Rd., Sharonville
Detailed Description:
Focus: Economics and World History. Other activities will be presented from the Globalization 101 and EconEdLink online resources. Refreshments and lunch will be provided at this program.
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
Directions: Enter Scarlet Oaks from Kemper Road, east of the Mosteller Road exit off I-275, Sharonville. Use Entry Door #3 – Adult Education
(Saturday, November 22) (Implementing Economics Curriculum, 15-ECON-531) Learn to teach about decision-making and link Choices and Changes curriculum resources with your instruction in social studies concepts using literature and other engaging materials.
Grade Level(s): K
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11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Saturday
11/22/2008
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location:
Scarlet Oaks CDC Campus 3254 E. Kemper Rd., Sharonville
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: This workshop will introduce student-centered activities and lessons for teaching about life's choices and changes. The lessons will help you link decision-making skills with literature, history and other social studies topics. The activities will focus on the grade 5-8 benchmarks/indicators from the Ohio Academic Content Standards.
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
(Saturday, November 22) (Implementing Economics Curriculum, 15-ECON-531) Learn creative ways to help your students learn math skills through a focus on personal choices and decisions. Math activities will center on choices students make inside and outside the classroom.
Grade Level(s): K
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5
6
7
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9
10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$55.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Saturday
11/22/2008
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location:
Scarlet Oaks CDC Campus 3254 E. Kemper Rd., Sharonville
Detailed Description:
What to Expect: The mathematics activities will help students look at money in new and creative ways – how to count it, organize it, and spend it. An additional focus will be on ways you can differentiate instruction to address the perspectives and behaviors of different socio-economic groups – based on the work of Ruby Payne. Refreshments and lunch will be provided at this program.
This course will have an option to earn one or two quarter hours of additional graduate credit through independent work reviewing materials, writing activities or designing an implementation plan. This option will be discussed at the class session. $199 per quarter hour of additional credit.
(15-ECON-538 Study of American Industry) This is an professional development course designed for Ohio K-12 educators.
From your classroom or the comfort of your home, you can tour Ohio's economy and industries, and learn about the businesses that create the goods and services we consume and provide jobs in our communities. Learn about employment, resources, business organizations and much more. A great course for teaching about Ohio or to help your students meet their career development goals.
Grade Level(s): K
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5
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10
11
12
Graduate Credit Available: Yes No Hrs:1*Additional Credit Available - See Instructor Non-credit Registration:$0.00 -Or- For-credit Registration:$199.00*Per Credit Hour
Dates & Times:
Wednesday
12/24/2008
8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday
12/25/2008
8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Location:
This is an ONLINE course.
Detailed Description:
The course has three parts. Part 1 is required to begin the online course.
Study of the Ohio economy, 1 credit hour.
The study of Ohio industries, 1-3 credit hours.
“Real life” job shadowing, 1-3 credit hours.
