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Graph of exchange rate - 0 views

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shared by Bipin Kala on 16 Oct 12 - No Cached

Bipin Kala on 16 Oct 12

I use this web site to explain exchange rate in the international market. Its is very helpful to explain the flexible, freely floating exchange rate and managed excange rate among the trading nations around the world. Charts are very lively and cover from one day to 10 years data.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I use this web site to explain exchange rate in the international market. Its is very helpful to explain the flexible, freely floating exchange rate and managed excange rate among the trading nations around the world. Charts are very lively and cover from one day to 10 years data.</div>

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Economic Indicators - 2 views

www.global-rates.com

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shared by Bipin Kala on 02 Nov 12 - No Cached

Bipin Kala on 02 Nov 12

Hi friends for developing your commentary this web site provides to the point various macroeconomic indicator rates for many years. Have a look.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi friends for developing your commentary this web site provides to the point various macroeconomic indicator rates for many years. Have a look.</div>

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Economists do it with models - 5 views

www.youtube.com/jodiecongirl

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shared by Paul Clark on 10 Oct 12 - No Cached

Paul Clark on 10 Oct 12

A series of economics lessons on youtube linked to a website

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piffaretti on 13 Oct 12

Personally, I think that a presentation (it is not a lesson) like the one that I watched may do more arm than good, if watched by the students. Watching someone presenting a topic in front of a camera does not necessarily mean students may benefit from it.... au contraire... I strongly believe the activities are more effective than watching... Is it possible that learning-by-doing is become out of fashion?...

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Personally, I think that a presentation (it is not a lesson) like the one that I watched may do more arm than good, if watched by the students. Watching someone presenting a topic in front of a camera does not necessarily mean students may benefit from it.... au contraire... I strongly believe the activities are more effective than watching... Is it possible that learning-by-doing is become out of fashion?...</div>

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Paul Clark on 13 Oct 12

There are two video collections that follow this style of presentation - this and the videos of PAJ Holden. My students loved them both. I used to use this to validate my teaching (!) and to summarise what I had taught. For some reason my students believed me more if another person said the same thing - I don't know why! My students wanted me to do the same thing.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">There are two video collections that follow this style of presentation - this and the videos of PAJ Holden. My students loved them both. I used to use this to validate my teaching (!) and to summarise what I had taught. For some reason my students believed me more if another person said the same thing - I don't know why! My students wanted me to do the same thing.</div>

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Bipin Kala on 14 Oct 12

i watched the videos great in content theoretically fantastic.Personally i showed the videos to my student some of them fall sleep in the class. They complained there is very less dynamism boring if watch more. They like me more to work on board and drawing the graph and diagram from a scratch. What you think as a teacher we should still show these lectures in the class?

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">i watched the videos great in content theoretically fantastic.Personally i showed the videos to my student some of them fall sleep in the class. They complained there is very less dynamism boring if watch more. They like me more to work on board and drawing the graph and diagram from a scratch. What you think as a teacher we should still show these lectures in the class?</div>

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piffaretti on 14 Oct 12

Bipin... but if THEY say it is boring, you should challenge them and say "well if it is boring, then you should shoot a video for sleeping-prone students, something exciting... [ehy! rated PG of course], but still, something to catch the attention with examples, a story,...etc...

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Bipin... but if THEY say it is boring, you should challenge them and say "well if it is boring, then you should shoot a video for sleeping-prone students, something exciting... [ehy! rated PG of course], but still, something to catch the attention with examples, a story,...etc...</div>

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joydeep chatterjee on 14 Oct 12

Hi Bipin....I understand your experience...it's happened with me once or twice...I guess it is because of the difference between the knowledge base between the teacher and the students. We need to come down to their level and think what might interest them...I know its difficult though.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi Bipin....I understand your experience...it's happened with me once or twice...I guess it is because of the difference between the knowledge base between the teacher and the students. We need to come down to their level and think what might interest them...I know its difficult though.</div>

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Dennis O'Brien on 15 Oct 12

I like using videos if it can supplement my teaching. Clips seem to work well. I've never seen her before however. Love the double entendre though! :)

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I like using videos if it can supplement my teaching. Clips seem to work well. I've never seen her before however. Love the double entendre though! :)</div>

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What I learned this week - 4 views

Hello, I learned that we have many choices when selecting appropriate material for our students. I do feel we need to be mindful that if we do use video, games, simulations that these activities ar...

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started by Marc Karch on 03 Nov 12 1 follow-up, last by Marc Karch on 06 Nov 12

IMF Country Information Page - 1 views

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shared by David Banks on 03 Jul 13 - Cached

David Banks on 03 Jul 13

IMF Home page with links to News, About the IMF, Fund Rates, IMF Publications, What's New, Standards and Codes, Country Information and featured topics

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