September 2023 Updates & Notices
September 2023 Updates & Notices

Dear InThinking users
Welcome to the September 2023 Newsletter containing updates and notices to the website. Some of the updates to the site over the past month are highlighted below.
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To support student learning, additional true or false quizzes have been added to the website. These are interactive quizzes that can be used by students as plenary activities, homework tasks, or as formative assessments. New quizzes include:
Unit 2.5 (Price determination)
Unit 3.4.1 (Definition of trade unions)

New Paper 2 exam practice questions for Unit 2.7.2 Calculation of Price Elasticity of Demand) have been added here.
New Paper 1 Multiple Choice Questions for Unit 6.4 (Current account of balance of payments) have been added here.
A new Paper 2 exam practice question based on Japan's weak currency and its positive impact on economic growth has been added here, along with a full mark scheme.
Finally, the glossary list of key terms has been updated here. It may be beneficial for some of your students to bookmark this page to support their comprehension of the vocabulary used in the IGCSE course.
I do hope that you are enjoying the site and that you and your students are making full use of the resources. At the time of writing, we have more than 50 teachers from all continents using InThinking IGCSE Economics. There are also more than 260 registered students using the website. Please remember that you can activate Student Access to enable all of your student to use the resources on InThinking free of charge.

To stay up to date with site developments and professional discussions about the IGCSE Economics course, teachers are welcome to join our Facebook and WhatsApp support groups:
Finally, we know at InThinking that the strength and growth of the community of teachers using our sites rely on word of mouth. If you are enjoying the website, please share your insights through your own social networks. We are certainly keen on hearing from you, guiding the site's future developments. Testimonials for the website can be found here.
In addition to Economics, there are existing IGCSE websites for Geography and History. There are more subjects in the pipeline as well.
With best wishes for the new academic year ahead.
Paul Hoang
