Alice Temnick

United Nations International School

Alice Temnick is an Economics Instructor at the United Nations International School in Manhattan, an International Baccalaureate Examiner, an Instructor for Oxford Study Courses Summer Program at Harvard University, and serves as a Mentor Teacher for the Foundation for Teaching Economics. Previously, Alice taught IB, and AP Economics in Arizona.

• Division of Labor and the Wealth of Nations
• Bellringers
• Prompts
• Prompt: Butcher, Brewer, Baker
• Prompt: Self-interest and prudence
• Prompt: What can be added?
• Activity: The Rule of Law and government officials
• Activity: Man of System
• Activity: The Virtue of Justice
• Activity: The Virtue of Beneficence
• Activity: Treatment of Kings
• Activity: How Does Trade Prevent Famine?
• Prompt: How selfish are people?
• Prompt: How we react to wealth and poverty
• Prompt: Groups and Privileges in Society
• Prompt: Property and Inequality
• Activity: Can we expect free trade?
• Activity: Division of labor and innovation
• Prompt: Wealth and money
• Prompt: Happiness and tranquility
• Prompt: Equality and natural talent
• On Transitioning to Online Teaching
• Joining The Club
• On Gulliver, Swift, and Adam Smith
• On Gulliver, Swift, and Adam Smith: Part 2
• On Gulliver, Swift, and Adam Smith
• Prudence on the Prairie
• Rose Wilder Lane and the American Libertarian Movement
• An Attitude of Gratitude
• Do Not Take Peace For Granted
• Great Antidote Extras: Ryan Hanley on The Morality of Markets
• Great Antidote Extras: Timothy Sandefur on Freedom's Furies
• Reading Guides
• Teacher Resource Newsletter
• Teaching through the Year: Seasonal Readings and Activities
• Alice Temnick on Teaching, Learning, and Adam Smith's Education
• Great Antidote Extras: Robert Lawson on Educating for Economic Freedom and James Gwartney's Legacy