投資入門（中学生向け）
この 3 週間のコースでは、トレーディングと投資の基礎スキルを学びます。ゲームやビデオを使用して 3 週間にわたって、学生は投資スキルの優れた基礎を身に付けます。
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動画あたり平均 26 分3 週間
教師のサポート3 時間 55 分
合計ビデオ学習時間1年間のアクセス
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このクラスで学べること
英語レベル - 不明
米国の学年 5 - 8
This class experience is a 3 week self-paced course to introduce middle school students to the world of trading! Their class will be broken down into 2-3 sessions per week, that students can follow at their own pace, to cover all intro topics! We will use games, slides, videos, and practice worksheets for students to be able to walk away from this intro class with a strong foundation for how to trade, even in high school! Covered topics will include - what is trading - budgeting in trading - how to read charts Although this is self paced, I am still available for support because we both want the same thing for your student - to learn the valuable life skill of trading and/or investing.
学習到達目標
What the skill of trading is and how it can be valuable to themHow to read charts/the market with confidence
シラバス
3 ユニット
9 レッスン
3 週間以上ユニット 1: Unit 1
レッスン 1:
Session 1
Students can leave this lesson with an understanding of
-What is trading & forex
-What is traded in forex 21 分のビデオレッスン
レッスン 2:
Session 2
Students can leave this lesson with an understanding of
-Who is involved in trading markets (market makers)
-When can I trade (market timeframes)
- How do I trade (learn technology verbiage i.e. brokers.) 22 分のビデオレッスン
レッスン 3:
Wrap it up
Students can leave this lesson with an understanding of
- How to read trading charts without intimidation
- How to read prices on charts
- new wealth language (dollars, cents, pips) 54 分のビデオレッスン
ユニット 2: Budgeting in action
レッスン 4:
Session 1
Students can leave this lesson with an understanding of
- The role of a budget in trading (take profit & stop loss) 11 分のビデオレッスン
参加しました October, 2024
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教師の専門知識と資格
I've been trading for 5 years, coaching adults and teens for 3 years in the area of trading,
and am a documented 6 figure trader.
