If you’ve seen the topic of financial literacy curriculums in high schools, or even personal finance courses being taught in public schools bubble up in the news lately, it likely concerns some level of controversy. While states and individual school districts around the country are implementing financial literacy courses aimed at teaching kids finance, there… Continue reading The Top Concerns Parents Express About FinLit Courses
Halloween is a time for costumes and candy — suffice it to say it’s not traditionally something we’d associate with financial literacy. But for teachers, using the tried-and-true Halloween tradition of Trick-or-Treat in the guise of a budgeting game can be a fun classroom activity, and also one that doubles as a financial literacy lesson.… Continue reading Teachers: Trick-or-Treat Budgeting Game
Money Vehicle is a financial literacy curriculum unlike most others on the market, and is a turnkey solution for busy teachers and school administrators.
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