Innovative Methods of Teaching Politics and Economics
Innovative Methods of Teaching Politics and Economics
Presenter: Tracy Chang; Mark Cryer; Steve Schnapp Senior Education Coordinator, United for a Fair Economy; Don Taylor; Tess Ewing, Labor Extension Coordinator at UMass-Boston; Judy King; Diane Thomas-Holladay; and Lynne Duggan
Location: National Labor College, Silver Spring, MD
Information: Steve Schnapp at 857-277-7868 or sschnapp
faireconomy.org
Description: This roundtable panel discussion is one of several events in the 3-day 2009 Conference of the United Association for Labor Education - "Imagining Alternatives: The Challenge to Labor" (April 15-18, 2009).
About the Conference: UALE, the United Association for Labor Education, is made up of
university-based, union-based and community-based labor educators.
Participants from all three of these groups will be presenting at our
2009 Conference. The conference will reflect the work of the different
populations and contexts that these three kinds of labor educators work
with. It will include research papers, case studies and theoretical
materials; teaching demonstrations, examples of tools, performances,
workshops, curriculum samples and strategy sessions. In addition, the Labor Studies Journal will be sponsoring their own special sessions within the conference
For more information about the conference: <http://uale.org/breakout-sessions>
