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Eric Fields

R. Eric Fields currently teaches AP Microeconomics, Cambridge economics and economics with financial literacy in Jacksonville, Florida. In addition to being a mentor teacher for FTE, he currently serves on the Micro test development for College Board and has served as an AP reader since 2014. He served on a committee to write his district’s end of course exam for high school economics. He is active with the Florida Council for Economic Education and has written several lessons for the Florida Council and has filmed a lesson on unemployment for the Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta Branch. Eric graduated (May 2021) from the University of Delaware Master of Arts in Economics and Entrepreneurship Education (MAEEE) program.

Book Club Recap – Socialism Sucks: Two Economists Drink Their Way Through The Unfree World

Jamie Wagner is a Professor and Teaching Fellow with the Foundation for Teaching Economics, as well as an Associate Professor…

Top 5 Econ Lessons For Your Classroom

By Jamie Wagner, Professor and Economics Teaching Fellow with the Foundation for Teaching Economics and an Associate Professor at the…

Teachers Learn About the Tradeoffs of Renewable Energy Future

Amanda Stiglbauer, FTE mentor teacher, summarizes FTE’s conference on the tradeoffs associated with renewable energy. This special topic conference, held…