CCEE San Diego is the San Diego Center for Economic Education at Cuyamaca College. This center was developed by the EconEd Foundation of San Diego and the California Council on Economic Education, after it was decided it would be best if there was a college campus as a base camp from which economic education information could be disseminated. The EconEd Foundation of San Diego continues to exist as the fundraising arm of the CCEE San Diego. This web site still includes all of the great information, resources, and links found on the older site.
CCEE San Diego
Workshop: Implement CA High School Standards
Thursday, 18 June 2009 15:35
A great opportunity for San Diego area teachers! CCEE Invites High School Economics Teachers to a two-day workshop:
Implementing the California High School Economics Standards
Dates: August 5 AND 6, 2009 Time: 8 AM to 3 PM Location: Instructional Media Center Address: 2442 Cardinal Lane, San Diego, CA, 92123 Attendees will received: - The 23 unit Teacher Guide to the California Economics Standards - $100 value - 23 PowerPoint Presentations that can be used in your classroom . Virtual Economics - $100 value - CCEE's decision-making apron - Priceless! - $300 stipend, or sub fees up to $300, for those who agree to pre- and post-test their students - 2 Continuing Education Units (Available at $90 per unit) Deadline to submit a teacher application is July 15, 2009.
To register, please contact Bernard Mauricia, Program Manager, at (909) 537-5494 or by e-mail at
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The annual TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Conference brings a wide range of speakers to its stage each year. Without a doubt, a number of the them speak on current economic issues. For this month's feature resource, we bring you Alex Tabarrok on how ideas trump crises. Alex writes about economics at his blog, Marginal Revolution.
Congratulations to our own Tony Zambelli. He was recently awarded the Roy Erickson Civic Educator of the Year by the Greater San Diego Council for Social Studies. In addition to serving as CCEE San Diego’s co-director, Mr. Zambelli has made great contributions to social studies education in San Diego County.
Featured Resource: May 2009
Sunday, 10 May 2009 00:00
Globalization and the Economic Crisis
This month's feature resource comes from the Choices Program out of Brown University. In this one-day lesson plan, students explore a series of political cartoons and consider the relationship between globalization and the economic crisis. To access and download this FREE lesson, you need to create an account. While most of the resources from the Choices Program cost around $20, they comprehensively cover the topics and are well worth the cost.
Saturday, May 16, 2009 Cuyamaca College 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. $35 stipend!
Get “smart” with your finances. Back by popular demand, this is a financial literacy workshop for YOU the teacher! The workshop is a no-strings-attached workshop that will assist you in getting answers to questions about money management, special tax benefits for teachers, savings and investing options, retirement choices and much more!
Congratulations to our own Tony Zambelli. He was recently awarded the Roy Erickson Civic Educator of the Year by the Greater San Diego Council for Social Studies. In addition to serving as CCEE San Diego’s co-director, Mr. Zambelli has made great contributions to social studies education in San Diego County.
Globalization and the Economic Crisis