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August 16, 2015 Objective: Opening procedures Welcome Student questionnaire Subject Syllabus Course standards and expectations Getting started A little assignment

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AP Macroeconomics August 17, 2016 Objective: Examine the basic premise of economics Warm up—How did you participate in the economy last week? Consider the basic things you did daily along with the special things you might have done. What is economics? (discussion) Economics: scarcity, costs, and more What is the world economy? (reading, discussion)

Opportunity costs (1) Make a list of 3 things you might do with $10.00. Prioritize the list. Explain in a brief sentence why this is the best choice for you. Did your choice have the lowest opportunity cost? Explain.

Opportunity costs (2) Make a list of 3 things you might do if we get out of school an hour early. Prioritize the list. Explain in a brief sentence why this is the best choice for you. Did your choice have the lowest opportunity cost? Explain.

Opportunity costs (3) Make a list of 3 things you might do with a egg. Prioritize the list. Explain in a brief sentence why this is the best choice for you. Did your choice have the lowest opportunity cost? Explain.

Honors Government August 18, 2016 Objective: Examine the nature and purpose of society, law, and government. Warm up—Explain the politics of your family/household. How are things organized? How are decisions made? Who’s in charge? And who’s really in charge? Turn in homework. Quick review: the unusual politics of this year’s election. Aristotle’s politics (reading, questions, discussion) Four questions

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Opportunity costs (1) Make a list of 3 things you might do with $10.00. Prioritize the list. Explain in a brief sentence why this is the best choice for you. Did your choice have the lowest opportunity cost? Explain.

Opportunity costs (2) Make a list of 3 things you might do if we get out of school an hour early. Prioritize the list. Explain in a brief sentence why this is the best choice for you. Did your choice have the lowest opportunity cost? Explain.

Opportunity costs (3) Make a list of 3 things you might do with an egg. Prioritize the list. Explain in a brief sentence why this is the best choice for you. Did your choice have the lowest opportunity cost? Explain.

What’s wrong with this sign?

Honors Government August 19, 2016 Objective: Examine the nature and purpose of society, law, and government. Warm up—Who was Aristotle’s famous student? Quick election update/graphic on voting. Aristotle’s politics (questions and discussion) Four questions (groups) Homework: read the handout on Locke/ complete the questions.

Answer the following questions according to Aristotle Answer the following questions according to Aristotle. Work in groups of 3-4 What is politics? Why people engage in politics? What is “man’s” relationship to society? What is freedom? Who should govern?

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