Everything you need to bring Microeconomics to life.
This pack is designed as a joined-up teaching system for IB Economics Units 1 and 2. Students do not simply encounter definitions and diagrams: they are repeatedly asked to calculate, draw, explain, connect, apply and evaluate.
Slides are classroom-ready but editable, allowing teachers to adapt pacing and context while keeping a coherent learning journey. Links embedded throughout the lessons connect students to digital flashcards, short topic quizzes and Key to the Concept activities so learning can continue beyond the presentation itself.
Questions move beyond What? towards Why? So what? What changes? Who gains? Who loses? Real-world examples make abstract models meaningful, while exam-style diagrams, calculations and evaluative prompts help students build the reasoning expected in IB Economics.
The Microeconomics Causal Chains collection is included with this pack, helping students articulate cause-and-effect relationships rather than simply memorising outcomes.
Bring prior knowledge back into working memory and make connections across the course.
Develop precise economic reasoning and confident use of economic terminology.
Transfer theory to unfamiliar contexts, real-world events and new data.
See relationships between models, concepts, stakeholders and policy outcomes.
Question assumptions, trade-offs, effectiveness and the conditions that shape outcomes.
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For use by one teacher with their own classes. Files may not be shared with colleagues or uploaded to shared departmental drives.
For use by up to five teachers working at the same school. Resources may be shared among those teachers for use with their own classes, but may not be distributed outside the purchasing school or uploaded publicly.
A complete Unit 3 teaching collection that connects macroeconomic models to policy choices, indicators, real-world evidence, retrieval and exam analysis.
A complete Unit 4 collection combining international trade, protectionism, exchange rates, development, calculations, real-world cases and exam thinking.
The complete current Curious Economist teaching library: all three teaching packs, digital retrieval links, Key to the Concept activities and all three Causal Chain PDF collections.
