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Activity: How to Protect Yourself From Fraud (FCAC)
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This listening guide and assignment will help you understand key points about financial fraud and how to protect yourself, based on the video "Financial Basics: Video Fraud." Before You Watch:Ask the students to think about what you already know about financial fraud.Have they ever come across a suspicious email, phone call, or online offer?

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Financial Literacy
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Author:
Cindy Lowe
Date Added:
09/19/2024
Activity: Identity Theft- The Michelle Brown Story
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"Identity Theft" is the thrilling true story of Michelle Brown who accrues over $50,000 of debt after her identity is stolen. We fill out forms all the time-for credit cards, loans, insurance claims, job applications, online purchases and more. We're constantly giving up personal and financial information, and sometimes those details get into the wrong hands. It couldn't happen to you? Think again-Michelle Brown walked into an office one afternoon to fill out a simple rental form and handled it over to the receptionist. Students can follow along the movie with a listening guide, some discussion questions, multiple choice and final reflection questions on this story. 

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Financial Literacy
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Author:
Cindy Lowe
Date Added:
09/19/2024
Activity: Types of Fraud Assignment (with videos and articles)
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Fraud is ongoing and with new technology, there is new sophisiticated fraud happening all the time: Deep fakes, Crypto job fraud, etransfer multi-factor verification fraud... everyday there is something new. Teachers can introduce this section and discuss ways to protect themselves from fraud. The assignment allows students to review fraud stories that have taken place and investigate their own fraud. Students could present their findings in a variety of ways: posters around the school, presentation, show to the class, social media video, etc. 

Subject:
Financial Literacy
Material Type:
Activity/Lab
Assessment
Homework/Assignment
Lesson
Author:
Cindy Lowe
Date Added:
09/19/2024