Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, Q&A, and informal discussions. Lunch is included.
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Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, Q&A, and informal discussions. Lunch is included.
Through the implementation of a variety of activities, resources, and assignments, learn how to teach intricate topics using innovative technology in the classroom.
Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, Q&A, and informal discussions. Lunch is included.
Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, Q&A, and informal discussions. Lunch is included.
Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, Q&A, and informal discussions. Lunch is included.
Through the implementation of a variety of activities, resources, and assignments, learn how to teach intricate topics using innovative technology in the classroom.
Why do superheroes have secret identities? Why does Batman hire Robin? Why do the Joker, Mr. Freeze, and Doc Ock keep fighting? These questions and many more are answered using an economic perspective in the Fraser Institute's new Economics of Superheroes workshop.
Historical events can be understood from a myriad of perspectives. Economic Episodes in Canadian History applies an economic lens to important events in Canada’s formative history - from the fur trade to the World War I and II, to help students better understand these events and hone their critical thinking skills.
Free one-day student seminar with presentations from leading policy experts, Q&A, and informal discussions. Lunch is included.