Financial Literacy in my classroom

classic Classic list List threaded Threaded
5 messages Options
Reply | Threaded
Open this post in threaded view
|

Financial Literacy in my classroom

Amanda Willenborg
I teach math and an at risk program for high school students.  In my math class, it is very easy to tie financial material with my content.  I'm constantly using real life examples with my students about the basic math they will need to use every day.  For example, when they are paying bills, buying items, or even balancing a checkbook.  Of course they can use calculators, by I try to stress the importance of estimation skills so that they are aware of where their amounts should be.

In my at risk class, a lot of my students come from broken homes and they've never even seen a parent pay the bills or balance a checkbook.  So it's important for me to have these conversations with them when they come up.  Especially for my juniors and seniors who are starting to get jobs and look at colleges.  They may be the first in their family and they need to know how to apply for loans or budget their money to save for college.
Reply | Threaded
Open this post in threaded view
|

Re: Financial Literacy in my classroom: Banking

Elizabeth Kreder
I agree it's important to introduce these concepts in the classroom.  While following the everfi.com course, I realized they also may need more visuals, as well as going to a bank, listening to a banker, looking at the brochures and walking through the steps of being in a bank and doing business.

This will give them the experience they need and which will make them more comfortable so they might do some of the banking options.
Reply | Threaded
Open this post in threaded view
|

Re: Financial Literacy in my classroom

YvonneVesta
In reply to this post by Amanda Willenborg
As mentioned, this Lange 1 is on offer in link the Hodinkee link Shop. Our price is $37,000. As we continue our "Back To Basics" sale, I will include a pick in Bring A Loupe only when the link watch is worth featuring and priced below market.
Reply | Threaded
Open this post in threaded view
|

Re: Financial Literacy in my classroom

YvonneVesta
In reply to this post by Amanda Willenborg
Back in 2014, Ben rounded up 12 of the most link legendary watches that link appeared to be lost to history. This very watch was among the dozen, sitting alongside the now-found ref. 6239 Rolex Daytona owned by Paul Newman (yep, the one that fetched $17.5 million at link auction a little less than two years ago), John Lennon's still-missing Patek Philippe ref. 2499, and more.
Reply | Threaded
Open this post in threaded view
|

Re: Financial Literacy in my classroom

YvonneVesta
In reply to this post by Amanda Willenborg
A $600 Seiko spoke to link more people than any other watch sold in the HODINKEE Shop. I’d be interested in seeing a report on link the frequency of the phrase “Seiko Alpinist” on r/watches and popular watch forums. Right now #seikoalpinist has roughly link 18,600 posts on Instagram. For reference, #rolexexplorer1 has just over 5,000 posts. The Alpinist is often called the “Japanese Explorer” for its shared design cues and similar backstory.