Discover podcasts, topical articles, encyclopedia entries, educational blog posts, and more—each designed to supplement your teaching of college economics courses, including Principles of Economics, Microeconomics, Price Theory, and Macroeconomics.
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How Liberty Fund Assists Educators
Through our websites Econlib and AdamSmithWorks, we offer free, original content that can be used by educators of middle school, high school, and university students. Our materials are ideal for teachers of economics, social studies, and history.
From creative lesson plans and insightful essays that explain key concepts to videos and podcasts with discussion guides, tap into our resources to add a new dynamic to your current curriculum.
Supplemental Resources for College Economics Courses
Resources for High School Students and Young Learners
High School Economics Resources
Explore supplemental resources for teaching key concepts in the areas of fundamental economics, macroeconomics, microeconomics, international economics, and personal finance economics.
AdamSmithWorks Lesson Plans
Access original classroom-ready activities based on the writings of Adam Smith designed to help your students think more deeply about topics ranging from economics and the division of labor to ethics and morality.
AdamSmithWorks Video Series
Engage your students with this five-part video series about the life and contemporary relevance of Adam Smith. Each of these brief videos includes a set of questions for further thought and discussion.
Economics Podcasts
Add podcasts to your curriculum to introduce a different medium for learning. Teaching-oriented questions are available for selected EconTalk podcasts to further conversation in the classroom.
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Essential Readings for Educators
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