CIE3M-Grade 11-The Individual and the Economy-Full Course

This binder is based on the Ontario Curriculum for CIE3M-The Individual and the Economy-Grade 11. It includes

A course outline

Assessment plan

Assessments (AFL, AAL, AOL)

AOLs include:

5 assignments with rubrics (stranded by KTCA)

5 presentations

5 tests

You could choose among these assessments!

Teaching materials (ppt slides) and worksheets, fill-in-the-blanks, questions, KWL charts...

Unit 1 Fundamentals of economics

How does the scarcity of resources affect the economic choices of individuals and societies?

How are the characteristics of Canada’s economic system distinguishable from other systems?

How do certain principles help in the management of personal financial planning?

Why do citizens have economic rights and responsibilities?

Unit 2 Economic challenges and responses

How is the value of goods determined?

Why do governments intervene in market

Systems?

Why might different categories of workers have different interests and perspectives?

What are the main employment/ unemployment patterns in Canada?

Why is there economic inequality in Canada? How is it addressed?

Unit 3 Interrelationships among economic citizens

How is the Canadian economy impacted by government?

Why does the federal government regulate competition in Canada?

What is the role of taxation in the Canadian economy?

What impact does government spending have on your life and your community?

How do different groups influence economic policy? Do all groups have a similar level of influence?

Unit 4 Economic Interdependence

How is Canada’s interdependence with other nations impacted by certain characteristics?

How do different stakeholders in Canada respond to issues relating to scarcity?

What factors influence business decisions?

What is the importance of trade and foreign investment to the Canadian economy?

A Culminating project

A Final exam

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