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Join us at the Financial Education Academy on June 24-25 for a transformative experience in teaching personal finance. Led by State Treasurer Kevin Boyce and the Ohio Department of Education, this workshop offers introductory courses, materials, and options for graduate credit tailored to enhance your teaching practices. Participate in engaging discussions and activities focused on real-world financial literacy concepts like budgeting, saving, and investment. Network with fellow educators and become part of a mission to empower students with essential financial skills.
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Welcome! Financial Education Teachers Academy June 24-25
Partners • Key Foundation • State Treasurer Kevin Boyce • Ohio Department of Education
Beginnings • Sign in Sheet • Rest Rooms / Snack Machines • Welcome - Introductions of all • Discuss Expectations • Course • Materials • Students
Graduate Credit Option • 15 Econ 539 Section 101 • (1) Credit available for attendance and evaluations, more with assignment • > 50% reduced rate for teachers ($199/hr) • Grades posted in Summer • See me for forms
Introductory Video • State Farm Insurance • Johnny Gullible • Common Sense Curriculum • FLIC Committee Report • Sample course outlines • Advance Standing Credit • Certificate Program
Your one stop resource • www.whymoneymatters.org • Innovative lesson Contest
Why Personal Finance • NY Times Article • Knowledge Works Statistics • Facts on Savings (NEFE/Jump Start) • SB 311 • Intent and goals Students in a “global environment”
Outline of 2 days • Unit 1 – Decision Making and Money • Unit 2 – Career Working and Earning • Unit 3 – Getting your money’s worth • Unit 4 – Credit • Unit 5 – Wealth Creation • Unit 6 – Protecting yourself
Unit 1 • Unit 1 outline (provided) • Look at the terms, Let’s review • What are the differences between “needs and wants”, Is this important to teach?
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Self- Actualization Esteem Needs Social Needs Safety Needs Satisfied Physiological Needs
CHOICES! • Choices are important, Understanding Choices is the key! • Choices revolve around Wants. • Morris’ Funnel of Wants • Financing your Future Video 2
Scarcity • Gasoline is expensive! • Who would rather have a car than ran on bottled water? • 9oz. Evian $1.49 = $21.19 gallon • 20oz. Generic $.79 = $10 gallon • Even tap water is not free! Does the world have excess drinking water?
Activities • Planning the prom • Find two partners and decide what choices you will make for prom given our budget • Introduce your group • Tell us your prom plans
Individual Activity • Activity 2 – Prepare a budget for Corny • Choices, Choices, Choices
Activity Reviews • First two activities introduced: • - Scarcity • - Choices • - Trade offs (cost/benefit) • - Opportunity Costs
Introduction to Resources • Open laptops • Go to www.economicscenter.org • Introduce and Explore links • go to www.econedlink.org • search for choice • find “car loan project”
Unit 1 • Return to terms • - Any questions? • Money • - What are functions? • - What are characteristics?
Money • - What are functions? • - Store of Value, Medium of Exchange, Standard of Value • - What are characteristics? • - Familiar • - Divisible • - Acceptable
Comparative Economic Systems • Why should we even introduce? • - Poverty is relative • - You don’t know what you’ve got until its gone • - We must teach appreciation for opportunities in this country
Unit 2 • Show Risky Business Video 1 • - Complete assignment 1.1 while watching / discuss • Do activities 1.2 and 1.3 • Discuss
Unit 2 continued • Go to www.nefe.org • great ppt and other stuff, register • Look in NEFE book • student page 100 • teacher page 206
Career Development Resources • Ohio Career Information System • http://ocis.ode.state.oh.us • each district should have log in • log in – user name – reading • password – ohiocis03 • Kudor
Other resources • www.thinkfinity.com • formerly Marco Polo • www.maping-your-future.org • www.fefe.arizona.edu/curriculum.php • Family Economics Financial Ed
Taxes • www.irs.gov • www.irs.gov/app/understandingTaxes/teacher • lesson 1 (with answers) • Go through IRS ppt • Free forms, tax lessons • Fairness is a key issue to discuss • Tax refunds are not lottery wins
Unit 3 • Budgets • Spending • Saving • Banking • Philanthropy
Budget Bead Game • Find it in your box • Read the instructions on the back • Use your skittles
Visa Practical Money Skills for Life • Find PMSFL, open it and insert disk now, • Browse Unit 3, Budgets • Student Activities (missing?) • Budgets are not a one time activity • www.mint.comhttp://www.budgetsketch.com/product_tour
Saving • Find presentation slide 12A in PMSFL • Savings/CD/Money Market Accts • Ask students • $82,000 or $.01 doubled everyday for 30 days • After 15 days = about $10k • After 34, over 1 billion
Banking • Find Virtual Economics CD Rom • Visit www.councilforeconed.org • (scavenger hunt activity) • On VE 3, find Financial Fitness for Life • Student Version • theme 5, exercise 21.1 • Introduces Banks, Checks, reading a statement, etc.
Financing Your Future DVD • Unit 3 – Get banked! • Find Teacher Resources for Unit 3 on DVD-Rom and review. • Get a partner, find a speaker at • www.whymoneymatters.org
Philanthropy • www.learningtogive.org • Visit site, view lessons, report out on something you find • SAGE • Students for the Advancement of • Global Entrepreneurship
More Philanthropy • NEFE activity, teacher manual page 51
DAY 2 • Reminder on available graduate credit • Questions from Day 1?
Credit • PFMSFL Lesson 7 • NEFE Unit 4 • Activity 4G (pg 56 / 110) • Debt “snowball” vs. “avalanche” • Review and Discuss ABCs brochure and “Dude”
ARE YOU READY? • I said, ARE YOU READY? • READY for some FOOTBALL? • Play Financial Football
More Credit activities • www.econedlink.org • Search Credit activities • Find • “My credit rating – why should I care?” • Scan lesson and do the • “Drag and Drop activity”
PFMSFL Unit 8 ppt and activities • Virtual Econ FFL lesson 15 • Financing your Future Video 4 • review Activities for lesson 4
Break? • It’s time for Unit 5
Wealth Creation • Goal Setting / Budgets • These units are not stand alone • Go to NEFE page 7 / 15 • Take out a piece of paper and write down 3 SMART goals for yourself
Saving vs. Investing • What is the difference? • Time Horizons / Risk vs. Reward • Compare NEFE pg 29 / 67 to other charts available (pick what works 4U) • WOW what a difference 5% makes • - Credit rating / mortgage
Stock Market Game / Investing basics • Must Introduce your students to terms and options, products like SMG • Investment speedometer • Investment terms ppt
Does a product like SMG fit in your class? • Perhaps it should • Why?
Creating an Investment portfolio • As a class, econedlink market guru activity, “here’s your chance to make millions in the stock market”
Other good investment points • Rule of 72 • NEFE page 32 / 70 • Great speaker opportunity • Mutual funds • NEFE page 33 / 71
Unit 6 – Protecting yourself • Nothing in life is a sure thing • Insurance • Risk Responsibility Reality DVD • The truth bell
Insurance Resources • www.theiei.org • Contest / folder • www.ohioinsurance.org • Strive to Drive game
Identity Theft • www.ftc.gov • Short video • http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/idtheft/video/avoid-identity-theft-video_higher-res.html
Laptop search • Explore www.idtheftcenter.org • Kids give away information all day long • Myspace • Blogs , Twitter • Facebook
Unit 6 Key Terms • Handout