MONEY - Personal Financial Literacy for High School Students
What you'll learn
- Students will have a better knowledge of money management, budgets, credit cards, compound interest and many other topics for improved money management.
Requirements
- High School level reading, access to internet; paper and pencil
Description
Money, Personal Financial Literacy for High School Students was written for maximum participation of student involvement. In the classroom, chapters should be assigned as homework with a discussion taking place in the classroom. Some of the chapters have worksheets or answers to be filled in during class or as homework. Many of the assignments, however, will be individual to the student and there will be no set answer. Where answers are set, the calculations have been turned into quizzes to be taken at the end of each chapter, with immediate grading available.
This online class has been slightly modified from the physical paperback book. Quizzes have been added that will allow the students to quiz their knowledge of the chapter topic immediately. The paperback books available through my site or on Amazon, will not have all of these quizzes.
Personal financial literacy is a required topic in high school, earning the student either half a credit or one full credit.
Each chapter will have a list of learning objectives. Teachers should assign chapters as homework with class time used for discussion, clarification and review of the homework as needed.
Who this course is for:
- High School students, grades 9 -12 - to learn personal basic financial literacy/ money managment.
Instructor
- 3.7 Instructor Rating
- 23 Reviews
- 160 Students
- 1 Course
I hold two Master Degrees - Criminal Justice and Political Science. I have been teaching Government and Sociology at our local community college since 2002. My passion, however, is teaching financial literacy! My books, from K through College are curriculum ready for the classroom. Using my games makes learning about money fun! Everyone can learn through play! I love doing seminars to teach people about money. My motto is: Money doesn't have to be hard!