In addition to the ITEF Classroom Videos and Lesson Plans, here are other publications to assist you in teaching about trade.

“Trade Is Everybody’s Business” by Susan A. Aaronson
Topics covered: Trade is Everybody’s Business; A Worker’s Perspective on Trade; A Consumer’s Perspective on Trade; A Citizens’s Perspective on Trade and Democracy; An Environmentalist’s Perspective on Trade and the Environment; A Citizen’s Perspective on Trade and Economic Interdependence. 64 pages. Order from Close Up Publishing at 1-800-763-3131.

“Teaching Resources for International Education” prepared by World Affairs Council and Alliance for Education, January 1999 — The mission of this 45-page guide is to connect teachers with the resources they need to better educate their students about the world around them. To order, contact World Affairs Council at 206-441-5910 or go to www.world-affairs.org.

“Approaching WTO Education” developed by Nancy Bacon, World Affairs Council of Seattle; Debra Glassman, University of Washington School of Business; Victoria Helm, Center for International Business Education and Research, University of Washington; Teresa Wintz Neighbor, World Affairs Council of Seattle. — A curriculum for grades 6-12 on how to bring WTO into your classroom by engaging students in international trade disputes. 94 pages. To order, contact World Affairs Council at 206-441-5910 or go to www.world-affairs.org.

“The 2000 Trade Picture” produced by the Washington Council on International Trade, September 2001 — WCIT’s popular annual “Trade Picture” provides a concise, easy-to-read summary of Washington’s exports and trading partners in full color with maps and detailed graphics. Cost: $2.00 each for shipping & handling. Educators may receive a quantity discount of $1.50 per copy for orders of 25 or more. A free pdf file is available for download at www.wcit.org. Order Form