The Teaching of Economics
Monday, September 20, 2010
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The Economist invited a number of academic teaching economists to reflect on how the global financial crisis is perhaps reshaping their approach to teaching - mainly it has to be said at undergraduate level. This is an interesting discussion - indeed it might be a good resource to stretch and challenge ambitious upper sixth students. Here is the link.
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