Resource Reviews

Helena Knapton begins our series of articles focused on new teacher development with a special focus on assessment. Special message from the EBEA Chair: ‘In the last issue of TBE…

Finding well researched news and analysis for teaching business and economics topics can be difficult, not to say expensive. Andrew Jack of the Financial Times explains how to make the…

Lies, damned lies and… We all know the end of the quotation is ‘statistics’, but as both Spiegelhalter and Criado Perez demonstrate, it should really be ‘misunderstood statistics’ or possibly…

Innovation + Equality sets out to discover whether innovation requires inequality, or whether it causes inequality. As with most of these discussions, the answer turns out to be ‘it’s a…

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Good Economics for Hard Times, by the husband and wife Nobel Prize winning authors Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, based at MIT, is an extremely valuable, accessible and thought- provoking…

I have used the Dorling Kindersley publication ‘The Economics Book’ frequently in the classroom since it was published, so I was delighted to notice last year that they’d brought out…

Economics and business teachers in secondary education aim at improving the economic literacy of their pupils. Economic literacy encompasses knowledge of economic concepts, the ability to set up economic reasoning…

Offering extraordinary value for money, this book provides clearly laid out coverage of the relevant topics and a wealth of information. There are lots of exam style questions, most of…

These free resources are aimed at non-specialist teachers of 11-16 year olds as part of the Bank of England’s commitment to fostering better economic understanding amongst the general population. They…