Students learn rigors of life by taking part in mock city
Make-believe has never been so real.
Junior Achievement of Greater Oklahoma City has a fully functioning mock-up of a city, where as many as 75 students at a time spend a half-day learning about business.
Fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students learn about the complexity of running a business and, organizers hope, learn about occupations they may not have considered.
In their classrooms, students bid on jo...
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