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Which theme best categorizes your presentation? Click the question marks for more information about the themes	Theme 1: The economic inequality Inequality is driving turbulence in Europe and around the world, now exacerbated by the pandemic. How do we teach about inequality, its causes and effects, possible solutions, or its connections to globalization, democracy, sustainability and the social market economy? Click outside the popup to close. Theme 2: Entrepreneurship and business economics. Entrepreneurship is increasingly important as a scholarly field. This theme focuses on multiple dimensions of entrepreneurship, including entrepreneurs' characteristics, new ventures and innovation, firms' life cycles; as well as the role played by institutions and public policies within local, regional, national and international contexts in which business economics amd entrepreneurship became increasingly intertwined. Click outside the popup to close. Theme 3: Financial Literacy. Financial education is treated very differently in schools from country to country. What, then, can countries learn from each other's experiences? The core of the theme will consist of a series of presentations on financial education in schools in individual countries followed by a round table that brings country representatives together in discussion. Beyond this, we welcome all presentations that provide insight on financial literacy and education -- for example, on banks' contributions to financial literacy, measurement of financial literacy, approaches to reaching students of different ages, and so forth. Click outside the popup to close. Theme 4: Alternative teaching approaches. The theme explores the expanding array of methods that teachers of economics, business economics and related subjects use to supplement or replace traditional approaches. We welcome presentations on a variety of techniques, digital and otherwise, including experiments, games and simulations. Click outside the popup to close. Theme 5 is reserved for areas not covered by the other four themes. Teachers and researchers will present current work on other topics related to economics and business education. Past conferences saw a very wide variety of subjects; we expect the same in 2021. In all five pathways, presentations that report on international comparisons or cross-border projects are particularly welcome. The language of the conference will be English. Click outside the popup to close. Call for Contributions Contributors are invited to submit proposals to share their findings, experiences and expertise with a broad audience at the 2021 AEEE conference. To do so, please read the following guidelines, then click on the link to the submission form at the end. Five themes are featured at the conference. Please choose the appropriate one for your presentation. The themes are described below. Participants A special feature of our conferences is the diverse spectrum of participants from all areas of economics education. The largest groups are teachers - mainly at secondary level - in the fields of economics, business studies or related disciplines; university-based researchers who study economics education; teacher trainers; and school administrators. Presentations are generally expected to be engaging, accessible and beneficial to members of all groups. (We will, in some cases, accept a qualified narrowly-targeted presentation, but only if the proposal clearly indicates the intended audience.) Presentations We favor presentations that offer practical benefits to teachers, who attend the conference to discover new tools and techniques to enhance their teaching. Insights on how to approach current European issues such as migration, EU reform, digital competition or the response to the pandemic or Brexit are likewise welcome. It is expected that contributors to a conference on education will demonstrate excellent pedagogical practice. Participants learn both from what is presented and how it is presented. Presenters are encouraged to use whatever methods work best to engage their audience. Interactive approaches and creative use of media can be especially helpful. Three types of session formats are offered at the conference. Please choose the appropriate one for your presentation. The formats are listed on the session format page. Publication Following the conference, contributors will have the opportunity to post materials used in or related to their presentations on this website. In addition, we encourage submissions (in English or German) to the Zeitschrift für ökonomische Bildung (ZföB), the on-line journal of the Zentrum für ökonomische Bildung at the University of Siegen. Submissions will undergo a double-blind referee process. Deadline The deadline for proposals is September 19, 2021. Click outside the popup to close. Interactive Presentation This is the standard presentation format at the conference. As the name indicates, such presentations include elements of interaction between presenter and participants, or possibly among participants, that go beyond a final Q&A. Interaction could simply mean allowing questions or comments throughout the presentation or it could involve structured workshop-like activities - this is up to the presenter. Duration: 45 min Click outside the popup to close. Workshop A workshop is an interactive session in which participants are co-creators. A facilitator guides participants in an exchange of ideas and/or provides hands-on experience with teaching tools and techniques. Workshops have proven useful for a range of topics but are especially appropriate for presentations in Theme 4 (Alternative teaching approaches). Duration: 70 min Click outside the popup to close. Lecture A lecture is a 15-minute talk about your research, project or other work, followed by five minutes of Q&A. Duration: 20 min Click outside the popup to close. Theme 1: Economic inequality. Theme 2: Entrepreneurship and Business Economics Theme 3: Financial Literacy Theme 4: Alternative teaching approaches Theme 5: Other topics
For members of which of our two largest participant groups is your presntation relevant? Uncheck the checkbox when your contribution is not relevant for that group	Secondary school teachers Researchers on economics education
Three session formats will be offered at the conference. Which is most appropriate for your presentation?	Interactive presentation (45 minutes) Workshop (70 minutes) Lecture (20 minutes)
Describe your presentation in English (maximum length: 400 words, minimum length: 100 words). Please tell us about both the content of your presentation and how you will present it, keeping in mind - as explained in the Call for proposals - that presentations should be engaging, accessible, preferably interactive and offer practical benefits to participants. Be sure to make your specific objectives for the presentation clear.
At AEEE, we want to offer participants a rewarding experience. If not already covered in the previous item, can you give us a clear idea of how you will embed interaction in your presentation or of any other "special effect" you will create to make your presentation attractive to participants? For ideas, we invite you to check out our Tips for your presentation.

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