Ep 21 Banks Rule
Posted in: bank accounts,bankruptcy,budgets,calculators,charity,cost of living,games,investments,loans,mortgages,resources,student outcomes,teacher perspectives
Join Kathy and Mark as the explore the need for teaching and learning which include banking content. While topics related to banking functions are rich for math, economics, critical thinking, social studies and literacy, they are not being used in in most curriculum. In this episode, the Talking Fin Lit hosts discuss the great need, the gaps in understanding and some of the few valuable tools and resources available at this time.
Join us as we explore how to fill this gap in personal financial literacy learning across grades and settings. Examples include p-12 through GED and higher education, a not-to-be-missed episode! Entirely relevant, needed and 21st century literacy focused, from the only podcast series with professional development and resources for educators, students and lifelong learners.
Talking Fin Lit Podcast: Continuing the global conversation about personal financial literacy for educators
Resources discussed in this episode:
Articles:
- Student-Run Bank Branch Opens in New Jersey High School
- Regulators Shutter Silver State Bank
- Published: September 6, 2008 9:26 p.m.
- Agency’s Head Expects Banking’s Crisis to Worsen
- Published: August 26, 2008
- SEC Resource
- Tips for Teaching Students About Investments
- Website: http://www.sec.gov/investor/students/tips.htm
- Kidsbank.com
- Website Kidsbank.com
- Website Kidsbank.com
- TOY ATM Machines
- Children’s Touchscreen ATM Bank, Hammacher Schlemmer
- Details at Softpedia.com
- Preschool level Toy register ( ages 3-7 yrs)
- Toy Cash Register
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