Broke is a documentary about sports stars who went from having millions …
Broke is a documentary about sports stars who went from having millions of dollars to being broke and the mental anguish that comes along with this. The movie explores why this happens, mostly due to how many of the individuals lacked basic financial literacy skills. Students will develop 5 lessons / take-aways that they learned from the movie that the rest of us can learn from? They will discuss the themes and lessons shared regarding making responsible financial decisions, ways to gather information and explore how financial security (or lack of it) can have a major influence on mental health and well-being.
A money story is developed through the impact of your childhood and …
A money story is developed through the impact of your childhood and core memories of money. It is influenced by the impact of those around you as you watched, listened and absorbed money discussions and behaviors of others. The people around us and those we interact with, all help us develop our own money story and values regarding financial descisions. In this activity, students will:Draw their visions regarding spending, saving and giving moneyReflect on one 6 promots regarding personal influences and experiences on moneyWatch a Ted Talk on a personal money story for Tammy Lally "Let's get honest about our money problems" https://youtu.be/jlhtTKPkg5M?si=-qpm70n3Jwki5hYA Develop some future thinking ideas of what will impact them in the future Confirm their own "money story" now
Determining your Scores Your scores will help you identify your money personality …
Determining your Scores Your scores will help you identify your money personality profile. The higher the number for each profile, the more this tendency may motivate your money behavior. It’s okay to be high in several profile areas. It just shows that your financial decisions are based on a variety of motivators or beliefs.
This lesson seeks to help students to understand the concept of FOMO …
This lesson seeks to help students to understand the concept of FOMO and the impact on their lives regarding anxiety, debt and stress. At the end of the lesson students should be able to identify: Causes of FOMO, Impact on debt and stress, Strategies to change this behavior. Included are pre and post lesson activities and assessments and content to teach the lesson and help students clarify the impact of FOMO on financial decisions. Suggested Timing: 75-150 minutes depending on whether optional topics are done and how much class time is given for assignment.
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