Jan 07 2009
A new year ahead on Welker’s Wikinomics Blog
It has been several weeks since my last post on WW. Of course, the holidays are supposed to be a time of rest and relaxation, as well as lots of skiing here in Switzerland.
As we return to class at Zurich International School next week, I will once again resume blogging for economics teachers and students. My intention is to cut back slightly on the frequency of the posts I write this year. During 2009, readers can expect between 1 and 3 posts per week. Additionally, I intend to re-vamp and re-publish some of the nearly 400 posts that have been published here over the last two years, adapting them to current economic situations and connecting them to the syllabus of our introductory AP and IB Economics courses.

What makes my study guides unique over the popular study guides from publishers like the Princeton Review and Barron’s is that they are PDFs containing active hyperlinks to websites and blog articles that can be used to enhance the review experience and give students relevant real world examples to incorporate into test answers. Also, my study guides are full-color and focus on graphical representation of economic concepts, rather than lengthy written explanations.
Expect the study guides to be published some time around mid-April, in time for students to download them for May’s AP and IB Exams.
To my students and other readers of Welker’s Wikinomics Blog, thanks for all your contributions in the comments, please keep visiting regularly to read the latest posts aimed at connecting the world-changing events shaping our economy and society to the concepts from AP and IB Economics.
5 Responses to “A new year ahead on Welker’s Wikinomics Blog”
thanks…i can't wait for the study guides…
Hi. I love this site. I was wondering if you could send me the link to the answers/questions to this review. That would be wonderful. Thanks so much.
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Steven,
The AP Micro and Macroeconomics Practice exams are available to teachers of the subject through the college board's AP Economics website. You can find them there… Good luck!
The AP Small and Macroeconomics Exercise examinations are available to instructors of the topic through the higher education board's AP Financial aspects web page. You will discover them there… Excellent luck!
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