Economic lessons of 2015 - Stossel in the Classroom

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Katherine Mangu Ward of Reason Magazine, Dan Mitchell of the Cato Institute, and Fox contributor Deneen Borelli discuss the biggest economic lessons learned in 2015.

The Stossel in the Classroom 2024-25 Student Contests are now open! We have great prizes for students and teachers.

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Is corporate greed the true culprit behind higher prices, or does the data tell a different story? We take another look at "greedflation" in the latest edition of Both Sides of the Issue.

Both Sides of the Issue

Our October 30 webinar on fostering civil discourse in the classroom is now available to view on demand.

Civil Discourse

We've just added a Teacher's Guide for "Don't Cancel Comedy." It includes activities, discussion questions, and more.

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This new film challenges the idea that citizens who disagree are not capable of civil conversation and argues that, even in our differences, the American experiment is still alive and well.

Undivide Us

Our new module explores subjects such as why politicians don't cut spending, the value of voting, and how to become an informed voter.

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Kahoot!

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