11th Grade Economic Challenges Lessons

Study the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and their impact on global initiatives, with a focus on thematic groupings in society, economy, and environment. Understand how to categorize these goals and propose new goals to further global sustainability efforts. Learners will acquire skills in critical analysis and creative thinking to effectively contribute to sustainability discussions and solutions.

Analyze the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with a focus on their completion by 2030. Develop the ability to identify each goal accurately and understand the principles behind global actions, examining their impacts on future generations. Enhance understanding of these goals to appreciate their significance and the collaborative efforts required to achieve them.

Enhance vocabulary and understanding of key concepts in sustainable development, including climate change, acid rain, and global warming. Improve comprehension of sustainability discussions and their practical applications in real-world contexts.

Explore key principles and strategies critical for achieving sustainable development and environmental sustainability. Understand how to apply these strategies effectively in real-world scenarios and evaluate their success in promoting a sustainable future.

Examine the critical issues in the first five Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on poverty, inequality, and opportunities for marginalized communities. Gain an understanding of global challenges and initiatives aimed at fostering sustainable development and inclusivity.

Examine the economic impact of outsourcing across various countries, focusing on the consequences and motivations behind these practices. Develop an understanding of the role and purpose of global institutions such as the IMF and the World Bank. Enhance your knowledge of sustainable development and economic policies.

Investigate the key elements and driving forces behind major historical revolutions. Achieve a comprehensive understanding of the causes and effects, enabling analysis of similar transformative events across history.

Explore the interconnected nature of our world by examining key concepts such as globalization, pop culture, and time-space compression. Enhance understanding of global connections and the exchange of ideas, developing a comprehensive knowledge of international dynamics.

Explore the characteristics of various economic systems, including traditional, command, and market economies, focusing on their approaches to production, distribution, and consumption. Develop an understanding of the decision-making processes within these systems and examine their implications for economic growth and quality of life.

Examine the key driving forces behind political revolutions of the long nineteenth century, focusing on economic inequality, Enlightenment ideas, and oppressive governance. Develop the ability to analyze historical documents and construct well-supported arguments, thereby enhancing understanding of historical contexts and their influence on contemporary society.

Focus on the principles of sustainability by examining ecosystem services and sustainable development practices. Gain insights into the distinctions between renewable and nonrenewable resources and appreciate the significance of resilience in environmental planning. Understand the fundamental concepts underpinning the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Analysis of fundamental economic systems, examining how they influence national economic structures. Learners will understand the attributes and roles of traditional, command, mixed, and capitalist systems, gaining insights into their practical applications and decision-making mechanisms.

Focus is placed on understanding various social classes and the concept of poverty, highlighting societal distinctions between classes such as the aristocracy and underclass. Learners develop insights into how poverty is measured and understood within the context of U.S. social dynamics.

Engage with the complex dynamics of land use and sustainable practices within the Amazon Rainforest. Develop an understanding of the primary conflicts and expand your knowledge of sustainability within forest ecosystems.

Examine the economic landscape of Antebellum America with a focus on the plantation system and its societal economic implications. Gain insights into historical economic trends by understanding the role of slavery in shaping economic practices. Analyze the impact of the cotton industry on both American and global markets.

Analyze the comprehensive dynamics of the economic circular flow model, concentrating on the essential functions of households, businesses, and government. Gain a nuanced understanding of economic interactions and the movement of goods, services, and money throughout an economy. Develop insights into how these components interrelate and contribute to economic stability and growth.

Investigate the challenges the United States faced following the September 11, 2001 attacks, including the difficult balance between enhancing national security and protecting civil liberties, as well as addressing ongoing terrorism threats. Gain insights into key historical events, policies, and debates related to these issues, enabling a critical evaluation of their impact on modern society.

Understand the core components of economic systems with a focus on market, command, and traditional economies. Achieve a thorough understanding of how different economic operations function, compare various systems, and evaluate the real-world applications and implications associated with each type.

Explore the concepts of ecological and carbon footprints, examining their effects on climate change. Focus on understanding how individual and community behaviors influence the environment, and gain insights into strategies for sustainable development.

Analyze diverse policies aimed at achieving economic and social objectives such as growth and stability. Gain the ability to identify and evaluate policy objectives related to economic growth, equity, price stability, and employment.