Financial Literacy for Teens
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FINANCIAL LITERACY FOR TEENS Student Book and Teaching Guide proposes to change the way students think about money. The authors suggest that before we inundate young people with graphs, charts and complicated formulas we need to provide the tools to help them make money, manage it, multiply it and protect it. Addresses several of the national Jump$tart standards in personal finance.
- Provider
- Rising Books
- Author
- Chad Foster / Misty Elliott
- Price
- $7.50
- Price Note
- Student Book = $7.50 Teachers Guide = $45.00 Motivational DVD = $50.00 Pre/Post Assessment (Master) = $30.00 Real World of Money (10-Year License) = $145.00
- Published / Released Year
- 2005
- Format and Delivery
- Mobile App, Online Accessible, Online Use/Online Learning, Physical Product
- Resource Type
- Books
- Target Audience
- High School
- Languages
- English
- Order Phone Number
- 404-386-7579
- Jump$tart Standards
- No
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