Talking Fin Lit » Phyllis Frankfort http://www.talkingfinlit.org Talking Financial Literacy Podcast hosted and produced by Mark Gura & Kathy King Tue, 07 Feb 2012 03:22:37 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 2008 podcast@talkingfinlit.org (podcast@talkingfinlit.org) podcast@talkingfinlit.org (podcast@talkingfinlit.org) education 1440 http://talkingfinlit.org/FinLit-logo.jpg Talking Fin Lit » Phyllis Frankfort http://www.talkingfinlit.org/wordpress 144 144 Resources and Conversations about Educational Needs, Personal Finance, and Constant Change! A global discussion dealing with educational needs emerging from the ever-changing world of personal finance finances, financial literacy, personal finance, schools, learning, professional development, math learning, civics, learner responsibility, mortgages, student loans, credit scores, budgets podcast@talkingfinlit.org podcast@talkingfinlit.org podcast@talkingfinlit.org no no Episode 44: Mickey Ebert:Curriculum Writer for Financial Literacy http://www.talkingfinlit.org/2012/02/06/ep44-mickey-ebert-finlitcurric/ http://www.talkingfinlit.org/2012/02/06/ep44-mickey-ebert-finlitcurric/#comments Tue, 07 Feb 2012 02:44:33 +0000 admin http://www.talkingfinlit.org/?p=332

EconEd Link logoAn Interview with Prolific Curriculum Writer for Financial Literacy, Mickey Ebert.

Join us for this stimulating interview with a prolific curriculum writer for early elementary Financial Literacy, Mickey Ebert is an award-winning retired Blue Springs, Arkansas teacher. Mickey has had unique education experiences as a result of her 34 years in education and has studied School Administration as well as Teaching. She has written and published the astoundingly large body of 42 lessons for EconEdLink.

She currently works as an Education Specialist for the National Archives, applying her deep knowledge of Education to its extraordinary collection of resources made available for teachers.

Mickey’s page at EconEdLink:

http://www.econedlink.org/about-us/about-EconEdLink-authors.php?aid=786

Mickey’s page at The National Archives:

http://www.archives.gov/central-plains/kansas-city/education/

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From the vantage point of over 1 year of research, interviews and analysis of personal financial literacy for k-12 and adult education,  Kathy and Mark step back and provide an episode of reflection, high points and next steps. You are invited to join us for this “green room” debriefing as your Talking Financial Literacy Podcast co-hosts discuss such questions as :

  • What were their surprises as they wrap up the first segment of the series?
  • How can teachers best make use of the series?
  • What needs and gaps did they uncover in the journey of exploring financial literacy resources?
  • How has our world of economics and politics transformed during this 12-16 months?
  • What could a sequel series of segments offer?

This episode becomes a fun, quick-paced recap of great resources, highlights and packs in more surprises for our listeners, both new and returning! Join us for this  comprehensive episode.

 Continuing the global conversation about personal

financial literacy for educators on

Talking Financial Literacy Podcast

 

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Reflections on Mark’s interview with Phyllis Frankfort, founder and director of W!SE ( http://www.wise-ny.org ) a pioneering and powerful organization for financial literacy education. Under her leadership W!SE programs reach more than 20,000 students each year including the development of a financial literacy certification. Join us as we hear the inspiring story of how she conceived, developed, and launched this program which has made a great impact in financial literacy education in schools.

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Working In Support of Education (w!se) is an educational nonprofit dedicated to providing educational support services nationwide, building financial literacy, fostering business and social entrepreneurship, and preparing students for college and the global workplace.

The w!se family of innovative programs positively affects the lives of young people and improves the quality of education. w!se inspires young people to dream and prepare for their future, equips them with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential, and encourages them to make good choices.

w!se serves urban secondary school students in low-to-moderate-income areas. Extensive partnerships with schools and the private sector and a reputation for sustainable programs with measurable results have made w!se a leader in the educational community.

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