Economics
Studies One-Pager unit analysis assignment Description: A one-pager is a
single-page response to a unit of learning assignment. It provides an
opportunity to be both brief and creative in illustrating your grasp of a
particular topic of your choosing relevant to what we discussed in this class.
Purpose: The purpose of a one-pager is to allow you to display your learning by
creating your own images, patterns, and questions relating to a particular
unit. By actively reading and creating a one-pager, you will better understand
the main idea within a unit or topic. Directions: Here’s my topic( The most
important thing that I learned in Ecommunic class, Saving your money and
knowing What your going to do With it and making sure that we are paying taxesAlso,
gas prices been up every year, since President Biden been in office.) Make a
personal statement about the most important thing you have learned in the
Introduction to Economics unit. The personal statement should reflect your
understanding of the topic that you have chosen. Your personal statement
is the anchor of your one pager. All of the other components should be related
to your personal statement. This must be at least three complete sentences.
Find two or more quotations and write them on the paper. The quotes should have
meaning to you and connect to the theme of the project. Create or find at least
two images. This could be a person or an event from the unit. The pictures
should connect to the central theme of your one-pager. Create two open-ended
questions and answer them. DO NOT ask questions that require a one-word
answer (e.g. In what
year did Stalin die?). Your questions and answers must be in at least three
complete sentences. Use at least 4 of the vocabulary words we have covered so
far. You must use them in context & highlight or underline them. You can
use different forms of the word if needed. For example: racial instead of race
or ethnic instead of ethnicity. DO NOT simply list the words with definitions.
Rules: Use unlined plain white paper Your one-pager MUST include color Use
the full page and include a lot of details.
A crucial lesson on financial
prudence was taught in my Introduction to Economics class, with an emphasis on
the significance of saving money, wise spending, and tax compliance. As
Benjamin Franklin suitably noticed, "better to save up for a rainy day,"
highlighting the pith of monetary obligation. Saving isn't only hoarding riches
yet utilizing hard-procured pay through ventures, crisis reserves, or long-haul
objectives. Moreover, my comprehension developed when I took in the idea of
accumulated dividends, where cash develops after some time, showing the
significance of early reserve funds.