Financial Literacy – TeachThought

How Money Works: 5 Critical Financial Literacy Concepts

A lack of financial literacy can cause students to spend a lifetime struggling with money, when the real issue is how they think about money.

In summary, financial education is a long-term investment in human capital that will make a real economic difference for future generations.

When reviewing student loans, it’s advisable to use a comparison website to be able to compare several banking or lender programs.

The best way to make financial literacy lessons stick is to give students clear, real-life examples that they can relate to.

For better or for worse, we live in a credit-driven economy. Here are ways bad credit scores can affect students.

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Whath Are The Best Lesson Plans For Teaching Financial Literacy? by TeachThought Staff 1. Ruth Gale-Paredez: “What education do you need

What if you tied financial literacy to your content area through a PBL unit about design, social media or the effects of World War II?