Teaching Financial Literacy

I teach high school social studies.  In my economics class financial literacy is a natural fit.  I have a number of student who do not appreciate or understand how and why they have what they do.  For this reason, In all the classes I teach (Government, Economics, Geography, and Current Events) I find any place I can bring up the topic of financial literacy. Many students seem to want to know more about what they should or could be doing and they ask a lot of questions.  Especially, when the discussion is based on something relative to them, not just from a book.

Anyway, who am I to complain about a $12,000 Cartier in great condition? While not perfect for me, that thing was sweet – and after wearing it around I would never again think I could satisfy myself link with anything but a real link watch, one that would deliver at least a flesh wound to the pocketbook. I feel bad for really rich people, actually, link that they don’t know the thrill of this! May they learn it one day!

This year, this link timepiece which is link perfectly at ease in the depths of the ocean link and on adventure playgrounds is back in three colorful variations with a new caliber nestling in a 42 mm-diameter case, waterproof to depths of 300 meters.