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USE A SERIES OF POWERFUL VIDEOS TO ENGAGE STUDENTS IN PERSONAL FINANCE

Tuesday, December 5th, 2017
9 AM to 3 PM

Learn how to use a library of highly engaging videos produced by Khan Academy to teach middle and high school students about personal finance. These practical, standards-aligned personal finance lessons connect videos from Bank of America’s Better Money Habits to activities from CEE’s award-winning Financial Fitness for Life curriculum. Topics cover budgeting, saving, credit, debt and meeting financial goals.

• Lesson Demonstrations
• Sub Reimbursements Provided
• FREE with Lunch Provided

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What your dollars can do…

$30 Sponsors one student team to participate in the Stock Market Game.
$75 Supports one teacher to receive OCEE curriculum and resources.
$150 Sponsors one teacher to receive professional development in personal finance or economics.
$250 Enables 1 student team to attend an OCEE Competition such as the Personal Finance Challenge.
$1,250 Send a teacher to CEE’s Annual Conference & Professional Development

Why?

More than half of millennials (about 54 percent) say debt is their “biggest financial concern.”

Only fifty-nine percent of the young adults in Generation Y (ages eighteen to twenty-one) pay their bills on time every month.

Roughly half of Oklahoma 18 year-olds who have a credit account are 90 or more days behind on a payment.