Home

Economics

This course will give the students a greater understanding of economics ranging from the viewpoint of the individual consumer or small business owner to the global economy. The course will study the law of supply and demand, forms of business, labor unions, government finances and influence on the economy, money and prices, inflation and deflation cycles. The course relates history and politics to the study of economics.

My email address is: sledford@bartlettschools.org

My Class Schedule:

1^st Period –Honors Economics

2^nd Period – Economics

3^rd Period – Economics

4^th Period – Economics

5^th Period – Economics

6^th Period – Economics

7^th Period – plan

Posts

Grade Calculation Economics

HOW YOU GET YOUR GRADE

Reminder: You should be spending 235 minutes on economics per week.

-Dailey grades (due every Wednesday)

-Participation Grade- Complete all assigned Edgenuity for the week. (you have until Friday at 2:00 to complete)

-Quiz average- I will take the average of the number of quizes taken during the week. If they are not on time i take 20 points off the grade then avg.

ex: this week you should have completed 3 quizes (scarcity, opportunity cost, and econ systems) i will average the 3 and give one quiz grade.

everything will be total points.

Name: Coach Steve Ledford
Position: Economics Teacher
Email: sledford@bartlettschools.org

Weekly Agendas