The handbook is designed to be given to Year 12 students starting the Pearson Edexcel A Level GCE Economics course (8EC0 and 9EC0). It includes; A curriculum map A detailed overview of the three externally examined papers An essential reading list Suggested films to watch with economic content Suggested Youtube Channels related to economics The exam skills needed to thrive in A Level Economics 22 pages in length, over 4000 words and can easily be adapted for individual departments.

The resources available for purchase are designed to teach the Pearson Edexcel Theme 4 complete unit of work 4.2 Poverty and Inequality. Included is: A retreival activity based on the previous unit of work (4.1 - International Economics) Engaging Powerpoints containing the key theory, activities and contextual Youtube videos and Past paper exam questions (4, 8 and 10 mark questions) Example student answers to the included past paper questions giving the opportunity for peer assessment activities A 25 mark past paper question designed to be given as a homework or timed assessment task

The resources available for purchase are designed to be used to to promote Flip Learning to students studying the **Pearson Edexcel A Level Economics syllabus ** Further details are below: Theme 1 Flip Learning Booklet - 31 pages (1649 words) Theme 2 Flip Learning Booklet - 37 pages (1683 words) Theme 3 Flip Learning Booklet - 33 pages (2331 words) Theme 4 Flip Learning Booklet - 45 pages ( 4439 words) Each booklet covers each unit of work from the specification (9EC0) and includes links to electronic resources such as Youtube videos, online articles , case studies and the textbook Edexcel AS/A Level Economics Student book + Active Book (Edexcel GCE Economics 2015) ISBN-10 1447990552

The resources available for purchase are designed to teach the Pearson Edexcel A Level Economics Theme 2 topic of 2.1.1 Economic Growth over at least 120 minutes of teaching time. Further details on the content and structure of the resources are below: First power point addresses the difference real, nominal GDP, GDP per capita and the comparison of growth rates between countries over time. A worksheet is also included to allow independent pupil research The second power point addresses the use of GDP to compare living standards between countries and over time. A small number of low mark past paper questions are included designed to be given to pupils as homework. The third power point addresses the use of of Purchasing Power Parities (PPPs) and the use of PPP-adjusted figures in international comparisons and the relationship between real incomes and subjective happiness. Each power point includes the key theory, concurrent Youtube videos, up to date statistics and activities to break up the learning and ensure lessons are less didactic in nature.