How to use the EconTutorials Teacher Packs

1. Choose the pack for your subject

There is one Teacher Pack for each subject. Every pack follows the chapters of its Made Simple textbook, and the textbook and practice book are included, so your lessons, your students’ reading and their homework always line up.

Economics

• 30 chapters, 670 slides
• 60 lesson plans
• AP Micro and Macro, Cambridge 9708, IB Economics

$77$49

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Statistics

• 16 chapters, 349 slides
• 32 lesson plans
• AP Statistics, Cambridge 9709 S1/S2, IB, first-year university

$60$39

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Mathematics

• 20 chapters, 458 slides
• 40 lesson plans
• AP Calculus AB/BC, Cambridge 9709 Pure, IB Maths AA

$60$39

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Econometrics

• 20 chapters, 473 slides
• 40 lesson plans with Python, R and Stata labs
• University modules, master’s, dissertations, IB EE

$60$39

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Teach more than one subject?

The Complete Teacher Bundle includes all four teacher packs and every Made Simple textbook and practice book: 86 chapters, 1,950 slides and 172 lesson plans.

$180$59Get the Complete Teacher Bundle

3. Get started in 7 steps

1. Download and unzip every partSave all the ZIP parts and the two student books into one folder on your computer or school drive, then unzip them.
2. Read the Teacher Guide (10 minutes)Open 00 Start Here. The guide explains how a chapter is built and how the pack fits your course.
3. Open the Scheme of Work and plan your yearIt spreads the chapters across the teaching year with review weeks before each exam. Mark your exam dates first, then work backwards. Each row lists the syllabus codes (AP, Cambridge, IB) or textbook chapters (Wooldridge, Stock and Watson) the chapter covers, so you can skip or reorder to match your course.
4. Prepare your first chapter (5 minutes)Read the one-page lesson plan and skim the speaker notes. Print the worksheet and exit tickets.
5. Teach Lesson 1 and Lesson 2Every chapter is two 60-minute lessons, timed minute by minute, with slide numbers that match the deck. See the chapter routine below.
6. Set homework from the practice bookThe practice book has the same chapter numbers as the pack, so homework is always on what you just taught, with worked answers students can check.
7. AssessGive the chapter test at the end of each chapter, and use the two exams as mocks. The mark schemes show exactly where every mark goes, so marking is consistent across a department.

5. Using the slides

• Every slide is fully editable in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides (File > Import slides). Fonts are standard, so nothing breaks.
• Turn on Presenter View to see the speaker notes: what to ask, the answers, the common misconceptions and how different exam boards phrase the idea.
• On a check-for-understanding slide, ask students to show A, B, C or D on fingers or mini whiteboards before you reveal the answer.
• Add your school logo to the slide master once and it appears on every slide. Hide slides you do not need.
• Export the deck to PDF and share it with students who miss a lesson.

6. Worksheets, exit tickets, tests and exams

• Worksheets have five or six tasks that rise in difficulty and end with an extension. Answers are in a separate file, so you can share them after the lesson or use them for self-marking.
• Exit tickets are three short tickets of three questions each. Sort the responses into “got it / nearly / not yet” and start the next lesson from there.
• Chapter tests have 10 multiple-choice questions, two structured questions and one extended question, with a point-by-point mark scheme.
• Exams: the Mid-Year and End-of-Year papers are full-length mocks with mark schemes, ready for moderation.

7. Econometrics computer labs

In the Econometrics pack, Lesson 2 of every chapter is a lab. The slides show Python code next to its real output, with the R and Stata equivalents, and the companion datasets are in the Data and Code folder. Students can use Google Colab in a browser, so nothing needs installing. Every number on the slides comes from running the code on the data, so students get the same output you show.

8. Differentiation, online and blended teaching

• Each lesson plan has support and stretch suggestions: print the key-term slide as a handout, pair students on the worksheet, or set the extension task and the hardest test question.
• Upload the PDFs or editable files to a password-protected class page such as Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams or Moodle.
• Worksheets and exit tickets turn into Google Forms or Microsoft Forms quizzes in minutes; the answer files give you the key.

9. Licence

Each pack is licensed to one teacher or one school department for unlimited classroom use and printing for their own students, including posting to a password-protected class page. Please do not resell it, share it outside your school or post it on a public website.