Curriculum materials are designed in a ready-to-teach, modular format. Each lesson includes hands-on learning activities, note-taking guides, worksheets, student reading, PowerPoint presentations and conclusions to reinforce key concepts, along with assessments to test knowledge retention.
Lesson plans are based on the multiple intelligences model and active learning theories. The materials offer maximum flexibility and can be taught sequentially as a complete personal finance course or as modular components that can be easily inserted into other courses.
Ongoing professional development opportunities to help educators develop the skills and confidence to teach financial education are available. Offerings include the FEFE Forum, webinars, a video library, FEFE Now Newsletters, social media and educator trainings.
Engage individuals with limited finance knowledge using this set of lessons which utilize fast-paced facilitation and activity-based learning methods.
Develop financial capabilities in young adults with this comprehensive series of scenario-based lessons including ready-to-teach instruction options.
Motivate students to fully engage in concepts and maximize knowledge retention with this assortment of lessons designed to enhance a wide variety of topics.
Family Economics & Financial Education
The University of Arizona
650 North Park Avenue rm. 427
Tucson, AZ 85721
Phone: 520.626.4209
Fax: 520.626.4234
Email: fefe@cals.arizona.edu
