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What is MONEY worth?

What is MONEY worth?. AGENDA April 12, 2011. Today’s topic: What is MONEY worth? What can we learn from Yap? Individual Conferences (“Class Surveys”) & Work Time (DRAFT “Portfolio Cover Page”) Administrative : Introductions – Mrs. Smith Homework due Wed., April 13 (tomorrow):

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What is MONEY worth?

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  1. What isMONEYworth?

  2. AGENDAApril 12, 2011 Today’s topic: What is MONEYworth? What can we learn from Yap? Individual Conferences (“Class Surveys”) & Work Time (DRAFT “Portfolio Cover Page”) Administrative: Introductions – Mrs. Smith Homework due Wed., April 13 (tomorrow): Complete DRAFT of “Portfolio Cover Page”

  3. What isMONEYworth?

  4. The value of MONEY Place the currency in order: Most valuable to least valuable Need a hint? Need another hint?

  5. The value of MONEY Rocks / Blank paper: Priceless U.S. Dollar, coins (1): $1.00 U.S. Dollar, paper (1): $1.00 Chinese Yuan (10): $1.71 Mexican Peso (20): $1.88 Hong Kong Dollar (20): $2.85 U.S. Dollar (3): $3.00 South African Rand (20): $3.30 European Euro (3): $4.74 U.S. Dollar (5): $5.00 UK Pound (3): $5.42 Czech Koruna (100): $6.47 Danish Kroner (50): $10.59

  6. What is money? YES NO YES YES YES YES YES NO YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

  7. Welcome to Yap This American Life #423: The Invention of Money January 7, 2011 AUDIO

  8. Independent Work • Work completed on your own • Materials on desk • Working on assigned tasks • No talking or partner sharing • Room is quiet

  9. Partner or Group Work Say hello / make eye contact Pair share / take turns Use a quiet voice and make an honest effort to communicate. At desk or assigned place Materials are out and task is being actively worked on.

  10. Work Time: DRAFT Portfolio Cover Page Individual Conferences: Class Surveys When I call you, come to my desk to discuss your “Class Survey” • Individually, work on your DRAFT Portfolio Cover Pages • When your DRAFT is complete, discuss it with the 1st available student • Use the “Portfolio Cover Page — Peer Review” handout

  11. Homework Before you leave • Put chairs on desk • Turn in Guided Notes handout Homework due tomorrow (Wed., April 13): • Complete DRAFT of “Portfolio Cover Page”

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