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FOP's

11/10/2010

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For the last several days students have been learning some basics about economics.  This includes the FOP's, or the Factors of Production.  Students are beginning to see the importance of understanding how manufacturing works.  All strong economies of the ancient world relied on a civilization's ability to produce goods.

We will slowly start to build the connection between culture, government, economy and social structure.  Below are some examples of FOP's that students were able to pick out of a time-lapse film of a motorcycle being build. 
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    This is Mr. Pennington's 4th year teaching 7th grade world history.  He loves technology and wants to help the educational revolution by adapting school to fit the future of his students.  He is married with two kids: Kyle who is 13 and attends Willoughby Middle School and Olivia who just turned 1 in August.

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