Personal Financial Literacy Teacher Edition (436348)

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044284
Grade 11-12
Teaching Method
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Charlotte Mason
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Our Price
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Product Overview

  • Abeka elective worth ½ credit for high school
  • Inset student pages with integrated lesson plans with pacing and objectives
  • Blends practical money management with a biblical perspective on stewardship
  • Financial practices extend into 21st century financial technology

Description

The Personal Financial Literacy Teacher Edition includes a course scope and sequence, suggested daily schedule, and complete curriculum for 85 daily lessons. Reduced student pages with teacher notes on the sides makes it easy to follow! Each lesson is organized into two helpful sections.

  • The Preparation section outlines the day’s objectives based on the suggested pacing and identifies any special materials or supplies needed.
  • The Teaching Procedure section provides guidance for what to teach and review each day, while also scheduling assessments at appropriate points throughout the course. Homework assignments are also included here.

The nine chapters begin with an overview to help teachers identify key topics to emphasize. Additional teaching suggestions and enrichment ideas are included throughout to support instruction and enhance the overall course experience. These suggestions have easy-to-identify icons for Biblical Worldview, Teacher Note, Teacher Checkpoint, Thought Provoker, Teaching Tip, Reality Check, and Tech Connect.

Each chapter has section reviews and a chapter review to help students make connections and encourage critical thinking. Additional review questions are found in the teacher’s notes.

In the back of the book, you’ll find:

  • Real Life Application Activity Exercises; the workbook pages needed for these exercises are found in the Student Quizzes/Tests workbook
  • Glossary of terms with definitions and the section number for where to find it in the textbook
  • Index with page numbers
  • Appendix A has questions and answers to the section and chapter review questions
  • Appendix B has the solutions for the Life Activity Exercises

Digital Teaching Slides are referenced and can be purchased through abeka.com. This is a great option for a student looking for some up-to-date, practical life skills teaching in personal finances! First Edition. Spiralbound, 366 pages, with softcover front and hardcover back. ~Amber

Publisher's Description of Personal Financial Literacy Teacher Edition (436348)

Develop your students’ confidence and skills managing money with the Personal Financial LIteracy Teacher Edition. For your convenience, teacher lesson plans are located alongside the student textbook content. This Teacher Edition is also equipped with lesson objectives, teaching tips, teacher checkpoints, and discussion suggestions. Each lesson is also supported by review questions, occasional reading quizzes, answers to section review questions, fascinating facts, and more! These additional features are designed to assist you as you guide your students in developing critical thinking skills and a biblical worldview as they strive to learn about and apply good principles of stewardship to the management of their financial resources and future plans.

Category Description for Abeka Personal Financial Literacy

Personal Financial Literacy equips students with practical money-management skills through real-world projects with a balanced biblical perspective on stewardship. This 1 semester (½ credit) course helps young adults build financial confidence and develop convictions for wise earning, spending, saving, and giving. The following topics are covered:

  • Foundations of personal finance
  • Budgeting
  • Starting a career with or without a college degree
  • Becoming a wise consumer
  • Managing cash flow
  • Establishing credit and avoiding debt
  • Controlling risk
  • Investing in the future

The Student Textbook has many features to make study interesting and successful. Notes in the margin include quotes, tips, notes, biblical worldview, technology, and thought provokers. Life Activities are found in the back of the textbook. Worksheets and Handouts for Life Activity Exercises and Action programs assigned within the Section Review of the student textbook are located in the Student Quizzes/Tests along with all assessments. Answers to assessments are found in the Teacher Quiz/Test Key with solutions. The Life Activity exercises solution key is found in the Teacher Edition.

The Personal Financial Literacy Teacher Edition provides lesson plans, answers, teaching procedures, discussion questions, solutions key for chapter reviews and life activity exercises, and more for this one-semester course with 85 lessons. A calculator of your choice is recommended for students to use. Digital Teaching Slides are referenced and can be purchased through abeka.com. Prerequisite math skills required are arithmetic, percentages, decimals, and ratios.

This is a great option for a student looking for some up-to-date, practical life skills teaching in personal finances! First Edition. ~Amber

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Product Format:Paperback Book
Grades:11-12
Brand:Abeka
Length in Inches:11.125
Width in Inches:10
Height in Inches:1.25
Weight in Pounds:2.45
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