管理你的錢：中學金融素養

Financial Literacy is one of the most important things a student can learn to prepare him/her for the future, but it is rarely included in school curriculum. Understanding how money works, why it is important to save early, and how to avoid huge financial disasters is incredibly important. 
 
During this class, students will learn about a new financial topic each week. The classes will be a combination of lecture, videos, worksheets, games, and activities to help them understand these sometimes-challenging topics. 

Studies have shown significant positive effects of financial education on both financial knowledge and behaviors.  Many states and school districts are moving toward adding financial literacy into every child's education because it is such an important topic. 

Topics to do covered:

Essential financial concepts: Understand the basics of budgeting, saving, investing, credit, and debt management.
Practical skills: Learn how to create a budget, track your spending, save effectively, manage credit responsibly, and build a strong financial foundation.
Real-world insights: Gain valuable knowledge from case studies, interactive activities, and engaging videos.

Course format:

Flexible and self-paced: Learn at your own convenience, with 45-minute weekly prerecorded videos and at home assignments you can access anytime, anywhere.
Engaging learning: Combination of lectures, discussions, videos, activities, and games to keep you motivated.
Weekly Homework: Apply what you learn with hands-on exercises and case studies.
Final project: Showcase your understanding through a project tailored to your interests 


Topics covered:


Week 1: Budgeting Basics
Week 2: Deep Dive into Budgeting
Week 3: Types of Credit & Responsible Borrowing
Week 4: Building and Maintaining Good Credit Scores
Week 5: The Power of Saving Money/ Saving Versus Investing
Week 6: Investing Continued
Week 7:  Understanding Checking & Savings Accounts
Week 8: Taxes and reading a paystub





This is a Flex version of my popular live class. Flex classes are asynchronous.