AP, IB, and College Microeconomic and Macroeconomic Principles
Welcome back everyone! I hope you all had a great summer!
Now that everyone has had some time to look at the new AP Economics Course Exam Description, I decided I should create a resource to show you how the ReviewEcon.com resources align to the new CED. I decided to start with micro and I will work on Macro next. If you have any feedback, hit the contact link at the bottom of the page!
The questions have been released but we don’t yet know for sure what that rubric will look like. Want to know my take? These are my best guesses as to what the readers will be looking for in Cincinnati. Let me know what you think in the contact link below!
Some of you may have thought I forgot about Macro when I made a Micro graph labels game, but I swear I did not!
Here is a Macroeconomics graph labeling game to make sure you know those tricky Macro graph labels. Give it a try and tell me what you think!
I’ve been so busy converting all the old flash review games to the new html5 format and writing the Total Review Booklet, I haven’t had much time to make new review games.
Well that all changes today!
One of the easiest points to lose on the AP Microeconomics FRQ’s is properly labeling your graph. Here is a 10 graph (82 question) review game to test your knowledge and ensure you know how to label every graph that is likely to appear on the exam. Check it out and let me know what you think with the contact link below!!
Introducing the ReviewEcon.com Total Review Booklets!
These booklets are designed to be used in coordination with the articles, games, and activities on ReviewEcon.com to help you get ready for your next AP, IB, or College Economics Principles exam. These booklets come with a guided workbook, workbook answer key, 60 question practice multiple choice exam, and an answer key with explanations for the practice exam. The booklet also comes with exclusive access to a review game with the 60 question multiple choice exam.
Today, the booklets come with a low introductory price of just $5 for micro or macro. You can also get both booklets for just $8!
Over the next year, I will develop more exclusive resources for the people who purchase the review booklet.
Show your support and buy your Total Review Booklets today!!
Several months ago I was blindsided by a Google Chrome update that deactivated flash by default. This update left many of the ReviewEcon.com games and activities unable to load. So I have been working hard to re-code all of the flash games and activities into html5 format; which is compatible with modern browsers including mobile devices.
Today I finished re-coding all of the graph drawing drills. And now, all 57 review games and activities will work on mobile devices and desktop browsers that don’t support flash.
Now that that’s out of the way, I can focus on making some new content!
Over the last several weeks I have been working feverishly to convert the review games on ReviewEcon.com from the much less supported flash format to the more universal html5 format. I have now finished all of the games and only have 10 graph drawing drills left. Within a week, I expect all games and activities will be fully converted so that students will be able to study from many more devices.
3 more games have been converted to html5 and they are ready to play before your upcoming final exams. These include the two most popular games on ReviewEcon.com; the Important Micro Points, Prices, and Quantities game along with the Micro Graph Shading game. In addition to both of those the Cost, Revenue, and Profit game is ready as well.
I hope to have the rest of the review games ready by the new year!
Over the last several weeks, I’ve been working to convert the flash review games to html5. Google Chrome as well as some other browsers have made it more difficult to use flash making it necessary for me to get this done.
Next, I will focus on the Micro review games before I move on to the graph drawing practice. Wish me luck! 🙂
I’m still working to convert all those flash games to html5 so they can be used on mobile devices and in browsers without flash enabled.
This time around I finished the rest of the games regarding fiscal and monetary policy. The newly finished games include Bank Balance Sheets, Money Multipliers, The Money Market, Fiscal and Monetary Policy Sorting, and The AS/AD Model.
Get to studying and good luck on your next exam!
