This SMART resource is an activity about helping students write their own SMART goal.

This Khan Academy resource is an activity about how can students supercharge their goals?

This virtual course from Khan Academy is a series of video tutorials and practice links that follow the world's prehistory through 600 BCE.

A stem and leaf plot displays numerical data by splitting each data point into a "leaf" (usually the last digit) and a "stem" (the leading digit or digits).

A histogram displays numerical data by grouping data into "bins" of equal width. Each bin is plotted as a bar whose height corresponds to how many data points are in that bin.

Dot plots and frequency tables are tools for displaying data in a more organized fashion. In this article, we review how to make dot plots and frequency tables.

Practice what you have learned about the crowding out effect and the impact of budget deficits on the real interest rate in this exercise.

A webpage giving an overview of ecology. Learn about the biotic and abiotic factors that make up an ecosystem as well as the different levels of ecology.

Practice what you've learned about cross-price elasticity of demand in this four-question exercise.

Practice what you've learned about income elasticity of demand in this four-question exercise.

Practice what you've learned about how to calculate the consumer price index and the rate of inflation, as well as the limitations of the CPI in this exercise.

Practice what you have learned about total utility, marginal utility, total revenue, and costs in this four-question exercise.

Practice what you've learned about consumer and producer surplus in this four-question exercise.

Practice your understanding of how exchange rates change when economic conditions change.

Practice what you learned about economic growth in this four-question exercise.

Practice what you have learned about the law of demand, the income and substitution effect, and changes in demand in this seven-question exercise.

Practice what you've learned about demand, quantity demanded, the determinants of demand in this four-question exercise.

Practice and gain better understanding of the money supply and the purpose of money.

Test your knowledge about different types of financial assets.

Practice what you have learned about identifying externalities and using graphs to identify both market equilibrium and socially optimal outcomes in this exercise.

Practice what you've learned about positive externalities and negative externalities in this exercise.

Practice what you've learned about calculating, applying, and interpreting the expenditure multiplier and tax multiplier in this four-question exercise.

Practice what you know about exchange rates in this exercise.

Practice what you've learned about modeling a short-run macroeconomic equilibrium in this exercise.