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This Lesson 4: Back to School lesson plan also includes:
- Lesson 4: Back to School
- SMART Board Lesson
- Lesson 4: Back to School
- Narrated Presentation
- Test Your Knowledge
- Reference Guide
- Financial Trivia
- Financial Trivia Questions and Answers
- Infographic: Human Capital
- Infographic: Why Budget?
- Infographic: Saving and Investing
- Lesson 4: Back to School (.html)
- PowerPoint presentation to accompany lesson procedures for Lesson 4 Part 1
- Lesson procedures for Lesson 4 Part 2
- PowerPoint presentation to accompany lesson procedures for Lesson 4 Part 2
- Lesson procedures for Lesson 4 Part 3a
- PowerPoint presentation to accompany lesson procedures for Lesson 4 Part 3a
- Part 3b Expense Tracking extension activity
- Infographic: What is Human Capital?
- Lesson procedures for Lesson 4 Part 4
- PowerPoint presentation to accompany lesson procedures for Lesson 4 Part 4
- Infographic: Why should you save and invest?
- Test Your Knowledge interactive
- Supplemental Activity: Financial Trivia: Procedures
- Supplemental Activity: Financial Trivia: Q&A interactive
- Katrina's Classroom: Part 4 - Back to School
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Based on your current level of human capital, how long would it take you to earn $1,000,000? What about your potential human capital? Learners explore the importance of education and experience when entering the workforce, and compare their ability to earn a living now versus in the future.
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Instructional Ideas
- Connect to a unit on career planning and readiness
- Have learners complete the first few steps of the lesson at home to assess their current human capital
Classroom Considerations
- This lesson in separated into four parts; find parts Two, Three, and Four in the Included Materials
- Requires five to seven 45-minute periods to complete the lesson
- Instruction comes in Smart Board and Powerpoint formats; the information presented is the same
- The final part of a four-section economics unit
Pros
- Includes worksheets, links to videos, presentations, and additional activities to reinforce understanding
- Addresses applicable, real-life skills
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- None