Mary McGlasson teaches economics at Chandler-Gilbert Community College in Arizona.
She makes videos for use in class, and out of class, and by others, on key economic concepts. I’ve used her videos in economics with great results.
Recently she was recognized with a teaching excellence award; she wrote: “The kind folks at the League for Innovations at the Community College asked each Roueche Award recipient to create a 1-minute video, so here it is. Mine’s a bit of a fail, because it’s 1:25… hope they like it anyway!”
Good on Mary McGlasson.
You want to see the real stuff? It’s all there on McGlasson’s YouTube channel. Here are a couple of examples.
Scarcity and Choice
Resources
Congratulations to Mary McGlasson — and thanks! Economics teachers, go see what she’s got.
Can you do better? Can you adopt these methods for different subjects? Please try.
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