The 21st Century Student’s Guide to Financial Literacy – Going Global
Instructor’s Guide
$75.95
The 21st Century Student’s Guide to Financial Literacy – Going Global (Instructor’s Guide)
$79.95
There’s more to financial literacy than personal finance and money management.
What is commerce? How do you start a business? Where does money come from? What’s the stock market all about?
An equally important aspect of financial literacy is knowing how money works in the world.
Knowledge of commerce, business, innovation, and entrepreneurship goes a long way toward building your students’ college and career readiness, as well as their ability to recognize economic opportunity.
The 21st Century Student’s Guide to Financial Literacy – Going Global has 17 fun classroom-ready lesson plans introducing your students to a wider, global view of how money operates in the world.
You can also upgrade to include our Lesson Extras today for even more helpful resources!
ISBN 978-0-9785210-8-0
Instructor’s Guide $75.95; 348 pages; spiral bind; b&w interior.
What topics are covered in this course?
- Differences between wealth and income
- Employment
- Employee benefits
- Taxes and withholding
- Education’s link to income and wealth
- Banking
- Saving
- Household budgeting
- Consumer credit
- Managing a credit card
- 401K retirement plans
- IRAs
- Homeownership vs renting
- Investing
- The risks of co-borrowing and co-signing
- Health insurance
- Auto insurance
- Cryptocurrency
- The gender pay gap
- The true cost of addiction and crime
- Introduction to a Gen Z-centric economic issue such as identity theft, the Social Security controversy, gender pay gap, Wall Street reform, and free college
- Fun financial trivia.
…and much more
