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According to,
Dr. Lewis Mandell, Professor of Finance & Managerial Economics,
"Personal finance is taught most effectively to high school students
if it is both interactive and relevant."
When talking about financial
responsibility, I use a two-pronged approach that supports:
- Parents
- School administrators
- Teachers
- Youth workers
- Guidance counselors
... and various decision makers
responsible for the financial literacy education and personal
development of teenagers. This approach is both interactive and
relevant while encouraging better communication and understanding
between adults and teens.
The two approaches are:
#1: READING MATERIALS - "Teen Money Tips: Simple Steps For Banking, Saving & Making Money"
While there are many books about personal finance,
"Teen Money Tips" is the only book that:
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- Is jam-packed
with tons of ready-to-use money tips for teens
- Tells teens
how to make money while keeping their grades up
- Gives teens
the real reasons they cant afford not to save
- Shares tips
on how teens can talk to their parents about money
- Offers teens
practical advise about paying for their first car, prom, and summer trips
abroad
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#2: LIVE PRESENTATIONS - Prepare. Don't
Preach.
This simple yet profound motto is the principle by which all of
my live
presentations are created. I understand that ...
... teens are seeking their own
definitions;
and looking to make decisions about what they will and will not
do;
based on not what they're told, but what they can relate to.
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
The program is
customizable and offers an interactive classroom environment. This
financial literacy curriculum has been adopted by several schools in
New Jersey, New York and Washington D.C. and praised by teachers and
educators looking to include life skills into their math lessons.
In the Living Math
Everyday™
environment
teens are exposed to and experience real and relevant life lessons
in a safe and well structured environment without the long-lasting
and devastating consequences that can occur in the adult world when
finances are mishandled and money mistakes are made.
Teens are
encouraged to get in on the fun by using several Living Math
Everyday™ exercises to demonstrate and
reinforce key learning, such as:
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Steps to Developing Savvy Spending
Habits
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How To Create A Budget You Can Live
On and Have Fun With
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How Bad Credit Can Ruin Your Career
& Love Life
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When To Pay With Cash and When To
Pay With Credit
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A Reality Check: The True Cost Of
Being On Your Own
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The Basics of Banking: Opening and
Managing Your Checking Account
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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?- Why
Saving Now Is So Important
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Job Choices In and After High School
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Salary Reality: Taxes Bite
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Monthly Money Management- Bills,
Bills, Bills
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Is That Covered? – What Is Insurance
and Why It’s Needed
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Personal and professional financial
responsibility
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From Donald Trump to P.Diddy – The
Joys and Trials of Entrepreneurship
And much more!
Students need to hear what
Sanyika has to say. To bring these programs to your teens
contact The Financial Fitness Coach:
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