Resources That Make Standard Lessons Fun
Resources That Make Standard Lessons Fun Teacher: Sharon Paul (She is pictured right with a Will Grace, a representative from Jump$tart […]
Skills for the Rest of Their Lives
Teacher: Sandy Maxted School: Assumption High School (Louisville, KY) Subjects: Dual credit personal finance and dual credit introduction to business, which are […]
Walking Away Comfortable with Math
Teacher: Brett Shifrin School: Gould Academy (Bethel, Maine) Subject: Algebra 1, Calculus and Math and Finance – Brett also coaches snowboarding […]
Putting the Budget Last to Put Dreams First
Teacher: Dawanna Jones School: Memorial High School (Port Arthur, Texas) Subjects: Banking and Financial Services and Principles of Business Marketing and […]
Showing Students it’s OK to Not to Have it All
Teacher: MaryBeth Bailey School: Bethel Middle School and Bryant Middle School (Bryant, Ark.) Subject: Family Consumer Science (A personal finance unit is […]
From Accident to Teachable Moment
Teacher: Jacqueline Prester School: Mansfield High School (Mansfield, Mass.) Subject: Business and Technology Grade Level: 9-12 State Financial Education Requirement: None Why Personal Finance: Jacqueline […]
Finding the Story in the Story
Teacher: Kellie Haayer School: Kaiser Elementary (Houston, Texas) Subject: Science Lab Grade Level: Kindergarten through 3rd State Financial Education Requirement: While, a high […]
Teaching ‘Life Skills 101’
Teacher: John Dudley School: East Side High School (Newark, NJ) Subject: Financial Literacy, Economics and U.S. History 2 (He’s also the Boy’s Lacrosse […]
Lessons Reinforced by ‘Real World’ Speakers
Teacher: Joey Running School: West Albany High School (Albany, Ore.) Subject: Personal Finance and Accounting Grade Level: High School – 9-12 State Financial Literacy […]
Simulating Reality to Solidify Learning
Teacher: Amanda Volz School: St. Clair High School (St. Clair, Mich.) Subject: Financial Management Grade Level: High School – 12th grade (a few 11th graders) Michigan […]
Teaching it Forward
Teacher: Joel Chrisler School: Sauk Prairie High School in Prairie Du Sac, WI. Subject: Social Studies Teacher Grade Level: High School – 11-12 Why […]
Real-world Projects for Financial Literacy
Teacher: Jay Davis School: Smyrna High School in Smyrna, DE. (Same school Jay graduated from – a few years ago.) Subject: Agricultural Business & Construction […]