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Education Resources

Register Now for a "Conversation with the Chairman"

Chairman Ben S. Bernanke will address educators on September 30, 2010, in a "Conversation with the Chairman." Events will be held across the Federal Reserve System.
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Teachers show the right stuff to win Lesson Plan of the Year Contest

The winners of the 2009–10 contest, honored at an April awards ceremony, talk about the challenges and rewards of competing.
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New look for Fed education site

The redesigned www.federalreserveeducation.org features a new look, fresh content, a better search, and more efficient navigation. Visit the revamped Web site to explore these changes and others.


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Updates & Other News

4/22/10
Listen as Dennis Lockhart talks early education
8/4/10
Making the Grade in Economic Education
6/29/10
Bank failures in the Southeast: They ain't what they used to be
6/29/10
Economically Speaking: Labor Markets and Today's Economy
4/23/10
Atlanta, St. Louis Feds grading education programs

Featured Specialist

Jackie Morgan

Jackie Morgan

Jackie Morgan, economic and financial education specialist at the Nashville Branch, received the Nashville Emerging Leader Award (NELAs) in the area of education. Jackie has worked at the Nashville Branch for ten years. The NELAs recognize Nashville's young professionals for significant accomplishments in their chosen career fields, as well as their commitment and contribution to the community. The awards are divided into 14 career categories and highlight the contributions of young professionals.

In addition to leading teacher workshops, conference seminars and the economic outreach initiatives of the Nashville Branch, she serves as president and board member of Tennessee Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy. Jackie was recently a contributing writer for the NBEA Forum, the official quarterly publication of the National Business Education Association, when her article entitled, Are States Measuring Up in Financial Literacy was published.

Careers

Make a difference with a job at the nation's central bank

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Extra Credit

Teaching economics and finance? This online newsletter provides articles, lesson plans, and more for classroom use.

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Federal Reserve Education

One-stop FREE shopping for economic and personal finance lesson plans, videos, games, books, and more

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Katrina's Classroom

A free DVD-based curriculum for teaching middle and high school students and their parents about financial basics and the importance of financial preparedness

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Teacher Workshops

Get smart! Teacher workshops expand and refresh your knowledge of the Fed, economics, and personal finance.

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