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A resource rich site with innumerable videos and hyperlinks and seemingly addressing the IB crowd.

This site is loaded with videos to help those who learn through hearing and watching. The site also seems to be more directly linked to the IB Economics platform than other sites.

This site has variety of resources in many formats (podcasts, videos, blogs, etc.) It is also divided into each section of the syllabus to make it easier to find material.

Nice IB economics revision links

Anjaly's suggestion from Module 4 "The blog from tutor2u is an excellent resource to get your students into the habit of reading news articles. Although they cannot use these articles for their commentaries, signing up for the digest, which is delivered three or four times a week, and reading the articles, helps them understand what makes a good article, as well as keeping them informed about weekly events. What is more you can normally find the original source of these articles, which students can use as extracts if they are not too long."

Access to cheap resources, answers to questions, latest information on the UK and global economies, essays on today's events.

This is a great site to visit for our class planning and reference for students. We can broaden teaching resources.

A great compilation of solid sources

An extremely helpful site where the notes are categorised into Micro, Macro , International and Development sections. There are additional resources too - examples of IAs, useful hyperlinks to find out news items for IAs. Worksheets and examples of essay questions are also provided. A separate blog is also present.

I was impressed by this site. Very comprehensive. They have everything laid out and, what I like best, they give examples and the links work. I have been to other sites and they don't always work. On top of this, many links are in pdf format so it is easy to save. Furthermore, they have links to other revision sites.

The site is well summarised.

The site is well summarised.

This is a great site to visit for our class planning and reference for students. We can broaden teaching resources.

A hippy young male briefs you on some heavy economic terms and concepts with video and notes, including graphs done by hand. Aimed at both A-level and IB it covers all the main topics.

A good FAQ on economics website with brief written answers, applicable graphs and possibly even a video to help explain the concepts.

Free economics HL/SL resources. A good study guide for teachers and students.