First week Bell Work/ Exit Questions Economics & AP Economics 2nd Semester 2017 First week Bell Work/ Exit Questions Economics & AP Economics

1/25/2017 #1 Journal Questions: Write Both Questions, then answer. Answers should be 3-4 sentences. 1.) What does it mean to be successful? 2.) Given everything that has happened to you in your life, is it possible for you to achieve success?

Success “Success is PEACE OF MIND which is a direct result of self- satisfaction in knowing you DID YOUR BEST to become the best you are capable of becoming.” John Wooden

Wednesday January 25, 2017 Agenda: Introduction of Journal Finish Name Game Getting To Know You Activity Exit Question

#1 Exit Question Dr. Martin Luther King once said, “Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?”. He not only preached this, but more importantly, he LIVED this. For your Exit Question, take a moment and write down ONE person in your life who you can help to be SUCCESSFUL. What would it require you to do? What would it mean for that person?

Thursday January 26, 2017 Agenda: Journal 10 Ways to Change The World Getting To Know You Activity Exit Question

1/26/2017 #2 Journal Question: (Only have to write the red.) Continuation from yesterday’s Exit Question….. Dr. Martin Luther King once said, “Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?”. He not only preached this, but more importantly, he LIVED this. For your Exit Question, take a moment and write down ONE person in your life who you can help to be SUCCESSFUL. What would it require you to do? What would it mean for that person?

#2 Exit Question From Admiral McRaven’s Commencement Address… Which “RULE” struck you the most? Which one can you apply in your life?

Friday January 27, 2016 AGENDA: Get to Know you Activity Econ Lesson

Journal #3 Today on the streets of DOWNTOWN OKC, I passed a man simply asking for change as he held out an empty shoe polish canister. I had none, so I passed him and went on my way. On my return trip to the office, I found him and this woman sitting together. She did not give him change, she did not drop off a hot meal.....she sat down, cut her chicken wrap in half, and shared it with him. She did not leave, she sat and talked and asked genuine questions that many of us would ask while out to lunch with a friend. She did not treat him like a person to help, but a person to love…. What do you take away from this random act of kindness? How can you apply this lesson here at school?

Getting to know you Take 10-15 minutes to answer the 24 questions. Put some thought into it. Next, you will get out of your seat and “GET TO KNOW” your classmates by interviewing them. You will meet with 4 different students and can only ask them maximum of 3 questions.

#3 Exit Question Get out of your seat and meet with 1 person you haven’t met yet. Find out 3 things about them and write them down: 1) ONE thing everyone knows about me 2) One thing you want people to know about you… 3) One thing NO ONE knows about you….

Monday January 30th, 2017 Journal # 4 Economists point out that all individuals make decisions that involve trade-offs. Describe one decision you made this week. Identify the tradeoff involved.

#4 Exit Question After watching this clip, what thoughts came to mind? Why was Patch so successful?

Tuesday January 31st, 2017 Journal # 5 Michelangelo “ The greater danger for most of us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark.” Michelangelo Explain, with an example, of what the message the author is trying to explain. Do you agree?

#5 Exit Question After watching this clip, what lesson did you learn from watching this clip? Do you agree with him?

Wednesday February 1st, 2017 Journal # 6 In yesterday’s video clip, the “dad” explains to his son, “just because it isn’t easy, doesn’t give you an excuse to take what is not yours.” When things don’t go well for you or maybe you are going through a “tough” time, how do you handle these situations? What example did you learn from this to apply next time you find yourself in a “tough” spot?

#6 Exit Question In Admiral McRaven’s speech “Ten Ways to Change the World” he starts with Making Your Bed! Why do you think he starts with this task and what value do you see in this simple act?

Thursday February 2nd, 2017 Journal # 7 After you graduate, you decide to accept a position working at GM for $35,000 a year. The other two offers you received were working for Wal-Mart for $28,000 and working for Ernst and Young for $32,000. What is the Opportunity cost of accepting the position at GM?

#7 Exit Question

What’s Holding you down? Gerda Weissmann Klein In September 1939 at the age of 15, Gerda Weissman Klein’s peaceful middle-class life changed forever as German troops stormed the quaint streets of her southern Polish. Under German occupation, the Weismann family was mandated to live in the basement of their beloved home and later forced into a Jewish ghetto. Her older brother Arthur was summoned by law to register with the German army. In 1942, her parents, Julius and Helene, were sent to Auschwitz, a death camp, while she was sent to Dulag, a transit camp. Klein would spend the next three years at a series of slave-labor and concentration camps, nearly avoiding execution on several occasions. She would never see her brother or parents again. Sixty-seven of her relatives, including all of her immediate family died in the Holocaust. Only Klein and her uncle, survived.

In early 1945, the then 20-year-old Klein was among 2,000 women ordered by the Nazis to begin a treacherous 350-mile death march to evade the advances of Allied Forces. The women were exposed to harsh winter elements, starvation, humiliation, and many were arbitrarily executed. Klein was one of less than 120 women who survived the journey. Despite the atrocities she experienced, Klein says she never lost the will to live. Klein’s childhood best friend died in her arms just days before they would be liberated by American forces on May 7, 1945. On the day of liberation, Klein was white-haired due to malnutrition, weighed a mere 68 pounds, and was one-day shy of her 21st birthday.

“I pray you never stand at any crossroads in your own lives, but if you do, if the darkness seems so total, if you think there is no way out, remember, never ever give up.” President Obama PICK ONE TO WRITE ON… What is it in your life that is holding you back? The power of forgiveness…is it more about the other person or more about you? What do you take away from this story?

Monday 2/06/2017 Journal #9 Hunt the Good Stuff Write down THREE positive experiences from this weekend. They can be small or large, things you brought on, things you witnessed in others. Next, to each positive event that you list, write a REFLECTION about 1 or more of the following topics: Why this good thing happened? What this good thing means to you? What you can do tomorrow to enable more of this good thing? What ways you or others contribute to this good thing ? Good Thing 1: Reflection: Good Thing 2: Good Thing 3:

Exit Question #9 1. If a certain combination of goods or services lies outside the production possibilities curve of an economy, which of the following is true? (A) Effective trade barriers have reduced foreign imports into the economy. (B) New technology is being used in production. (C) Resources are not available to achieve that combination of goods or services. (D) Resources are not being used efficiently to achieve that combination of goods or services. (E) Resources are being used at a more rapid rate than they were in the past.

Tuesday 2/07/2017 Journal #10 The opportunity cost of a new public highway is the: the money cost of hiring contractors and construction workers for the new highway other goods and services that must be sacrificed to construct the new highway cost of constructing the new highway in a future year increased traffic from the use of the new highway Which of the following is considered a factor of production? a. money in a checking account c. U.S. saving bonds b. a firm’s common stock d. a carpenter’s hammer

Exit Question #10 Nick Vujicic TED TALK As you watch this, write down THREE things said that really hit home with you. 1. 2. 3. At the conclusion of the video, give me the ONE message that you held on to. Almost as though you could swear the author was speaking directly to YOU. How can you apply these lessons in your life?

Thursday 2/09/2017 Journal #12 "Never be limited by other people’s limited imaginations.”
 —Dr. Mae Jemison, first African-American female astronaut 1. Give me a situation where you didn’t allow someone to “hold you back” by their limited imagination.

Exit Question #11 An increase in which of the following would be most likely to increase long-run growth? Pension payments Unemployment compensations Subsidies to businesses for purchases of capital goods Tariffs on imported capital goods Tariffs on imported oil

Friday 2/10/2017 AP Journal #13 You can produce 80 shirts or you can produce 10 hats. What is your PER UNIT OPPORTUNITY COST for each shirt in terms of hats given up? What is your PER UNIT OPPORTUNITY COST for each hat in terms of shirts given up?

Friday 2/10/2017 ECON Journal #13

Exit Question #12 For today’s exit Ticket, think of your plans this weekend and list 3 people who can make a difference with.

Monday 2/13/2017 AP ECON Journal #14 U.S.A produces 100 cars and 200 corn. Mexico produces 50 cars and 300 corn. Who has Absolute advantage in Cars? Corn? Who has Comparative advantage in Cars? Corn? What should be the terms of trade for 1 Car? For 1 Corn?

Monday 2/13/2017 ECON Journal #14 Tell me something about Points B,C,D Tell me about Point A. How can we get there? Tell me about Point X. How can we get there? What is the opportunity cost of moving from B to C?