Perhaps because I mostly grew up abroad, I had no idea how many School House Rocks videos there are. Here is one I learned about today for training for a new course (my 15th since I started teaching) on personal literacy and economics I may be teaching next fall. The video above gives a cut overview of the three levels of taxes and briefly outlines what the money is spent on.
Thursday, January 10, 2013
School House Rocks - Tax Man
Perhaps because I mostly grew up abroad, I had no idea how many School House Rocks videos there are. Here is one I learned about today for training for a new course (my 15th since I started teaching) on personal literacy and economics I may be teaching next fall. The video above gives a cut overview of the three levels of taxes and briefly outlines what the money is spent on.
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