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In this lesson, students explore financial institutions and the services they provide. Students consider where they would go in different financial situations, then build their understanding through a reading and graphic organizer. They will sort financial services into categories and reflect on which are most relevant to them now and in the future. Students apply this knowledge by selecting appropriate financial services and evaluating their advantages and disadvantages.
The activity is part of the Keys to Financial Success curriculum and contains a step-by-step procedure for instructors to follow, copies of all handouts and visuals, and a student assessment.
Infographic Posters
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Understanding Bonds
Learn about different types of bonds, and the potential risks and return of investments.
Savvy Savers | It's Your Paycheck Lesson 5
Describe the "rule of 72" when calculating compound interest.
Banking Basics
Describe the differences between banks, online banks, and credit unions.
Time Preference—Why It Is Hard to Save (Lesson 6A)
Investigate the choice between spending now or spending later.
Katrina's Classroom
Katrina's Classroom: Teaching Money Skills for Life is a four-part curriculum unit designed for personal finance-related high school classrooms.
Unlock Your Financial Future
Students work in groups to estimate the answer to questions related to personal finance.
Financial Values and Goals
In this lesson, students learn the importance of financial values and financial goals.
Understanding Cognitive Biases
In this lesson, students learn about cognitive biases and how they can affect decision-making.
Planning For Your Career
Learn about careers options through an interest assessment.
Entrepreneurship: Problem First, Business Second
In this lesson, students examine entrepreneurship and the entrepreneurial process.
Invest in Yourself
Identify ways to invest in human capital.
What Else is Out There and How Would I Find It?
Students research careers, wages, and required education/training.
Dreams and Plans
Students research and compare potential careers, organize key career information, and use a PACED decision-making grid to select a career based on their personal priorities.
Opportunity Occupations and the Occupational Mobility Explorer
Students learn about skills that employers want, opportunity occupations, and the Occupational Mobility Explorer.
So You Want to Be an Influencer?
Students answer the question of whether or not to explore influencer marketing as a career.
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