Farida Charania -- Social Studies Teacher, Diamond Jubilee School, Bombay, India

Ashrafi Ghadiali -- Economics Teacher, Diamond Jubilee School, Bombay, India.

Farida and Ashrafi teach economics topics and principles to younger students within other disciplines, particularly social studies. They also visited Phillips Academy in April/May 1997 where they visited economics classes, developed lesson plans, and discussed global curriculum units and innovative teaching ideas.

Peter teaches economics up to "A" level, visited Phillips Academy in 1997 where he observed economics classes and discussed curriculum proposals and teaching methodology with the PA economics department. Peter was also a member of the 1998 summer team that visited India and Pakistan to observe economics classes and work with teachers and was one of the faculty leaders of the 1999 Teacher Workshop in Karachi.

Moshin is a co-author of a report for AKES,P entitled: "Economics Across the Curriculum - Introducing Teaching Methods that Promote the Teaching of Economics at Various School Levels".

Rummana teaches examination level economics and conducts workshops for economics teachers. She was one of the Local Coordinators of the 1999 Teachers Workshop. In addition to the faculty who are writing and testing the lessons, there is also a group of interested faculty who are acting as editors, coordinators, and advisors on an ad hoc basis. These faculty are economists and teachers who are both interested in and familiar with economics education at the international level. Two faculty have already agreed to join the project to act in this capacity and others will be recruited as the project progresses. The two ad hoc consultants currently involved are:

Dr. Ashifa Jiwani -- Education Officer, The Institute of Ismaili Studies, London, England who is coordinating a trial of the lessons in some schools in England.