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Great video - UK employment figures

Wednesday, December 08, 2010
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At this time of year it is great to have one or two video’s up our sleeves. This short video from the BBC is jam packed with economic concepts. John Micklethwait, editor in chief at the Economist, is talking about the UK economy. Perhaps you could get your students to write down all the economic concepts they hear in the video. It could also spark some interesting discussions. Also you could play concept bingo with this, by preparing grids with concepts and when a student hears a concept in the video which they have on their grid they can cross it off.


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