INTERACTIVE: Can You Make it as an Uber Driver?
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INTERACTIVE: CAN YOU MAKE IT AS AN UBER DRIVER? is an interactive simulation where students play the role of a full-time Uber driver with two kids to support and a $1000 mortgage payment due in a week. At the end, they see if they made enough money to pay their bills and can compare to how other players did.
- Provider
- Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF)
- Author
- Next Gen Personal Finance
- Price
- Free
- Published / Released Year
- 2018
- Resource Categories
- Tools
- Resource Type
- Game/Toy, Lesson/Lesson Plan (one lesson), Workbook/Activity Sheet
- Target Users
- Teacher, classroom or after school
- Grade Level
- 9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade
- Languages
- English
- Order Phone Number
- (650) 218-8408
- Jump$tart Standards
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- EI1 - Explore job and career options
- EI2 - Compare sources of personal income and compensation
1 Review
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Review made at 09:45am on November 5th, 2018 by debbie.wilson@harrisoncountyctc.netThis interactive game allows students to see if they can make it as an Uber driver based on the decisions they make. My students really enjoyed the interactive and I found it interesting to see how they respond to NextGen's lesson questions. Great resource!!
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