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Contents
- 1 JA Economics for Success®
- 1.1 Introductions
- 1.2 Getting started
- 1.3 Session One: Mirror, Mirror
- 1.4 Session Two: Choose Your Success
- 1.5 Decision making
- 1.6 Session Three: Keeping Your Balance
- 1.7 Session Four: Savvy Shopper
- 1.8 Session Five: Keeping Score
- 1.9 Session Six: What’s the Risk
- 1.10 Big ideas
- 1.11 Take home
- 1.12 What's next
- 1.13 Reference
JA Economics for Success®
- hands-on classroom activities
- personal finance
- education and career options
- skills, interests, and values
- economic benefits of staying in school
Introductions
- name
- interest
- skill, something you are good at
- money management score
0 - don't know much
1 - some idea
2 - pretty good
Getting started
Junior Achievement
- JA in a Day - 6 sessions, workbook
- big idea, key words
- activity - groups, games
- learn more... discuss, look up, ask
- I think... hard questions, no easy answers
Session One: Mirror, Mirror
choices, self-knowledge, skills, interests, values, world of work, education, career, life choices
- Choices - pick one
- People, Data, Things, Ideas
- What's important? Says who?
Session Two: Choose Your Success
connections - personal finance, education, career options, consequence
- Choose Your Success game
- I want to be... bls.gov - average salary, education required, cost of education
- Stay in school? Why? Why not? How to decide?
Decision making
- Define the decision
- Brainstorm
- Evaluate solutions
- Choose the "best" option
- Make a plan and take action
- Review results
Session Three: Keeping Your Balance
occupation, monthly salary, income, gross, net, budget, spending, saving, opportunity cost
- Occupation Cards - monthly salaries, budget
- How much does it cost to... feed a family, pay rent/mortgage, make a car payment, pay monthly cell phone bill
- Need or want? What's the difference?
Session Four: Savvy Shopper
consumers, pay for goods and services, cash, check, debit, credit, credit card, loan, interest, cost of credit
- Savvy Shopper game
- Do the math. Interest calculations
- Now or later? Think about it.
Bike Cash $150 Credit $180 Clearance $30 |
CDs Cash $50 Credit $60 Clearance $30 |
Hat Cash $20 Credit $24 Clearance $30 |
Jeans Cash $50 Credit $60 Clearance $30 |
Shoes Cash $100 Credit $120 Clearance $30 |
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Session Five: Keeping Score
credit, credit score, credit report, consequences - positive, negative
- Keeping Score game
- AnnualCreditReport.com
- Would I lend money to me?
Session Six: What’s the Risk
risk, insurance, loss, injury, emergency, deductible, co-pay, policy, premium, opportunity cost
- What's At Risk
- What would we do if... tree fell on car, broke your arm
- Take a chance? Risk averse? Which are you? Worst case? Best case?
Big ideas
- skills, interests, values, work - Things, Data, People, Ideas
- decision making, "trade-offs", opportunity costs
- needs, wants, expenses - immediate, future, unplanned, emergencies
- income, gross, net, deductions, budget, spend, save, debt, loans, interest, repayment, credit score, credit report
- risk, insurance, consequences
Take home
- CD, newsletter
- discuss these ideas with family, friends
- ask for help if you need it
- think about your interests, skills, values, work-type preferences
- practice decision-making
What's next
- explore skills, interests, values, and the world of work
- make informed education, career, and life decisions
- apply your knowledge of personal finance, needs versus wants
- practice sound money management, regardless of income
Reference
- Bureau of Labor Statistics - jobs, salaries
- AnnualCreditReport.com
- Ask CFPB - Consumer Finance Protection Bureau
- Kids' Money For Teens
- Junior Achievement
- JA Economics for Success Edmodo xxull2