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Home Home TIGed Activities Database Death by Boredom: The Problem of Teaching Financial Literacy - The Globe and Mail

Death by Boredom: The Problem of Teaching Financial Literacy - The Globe and Mail [edit]
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BeckieGranat (see all activities by this member)

Level:
• Intermediate / Middle
• Secondary

Views: 393

Subjects:
• English / Language Arts
• Economics
• Business Education
• English as a Second Language

Topics:
• Sustainable Development
• Business and Economics

Web Pages Used:
• Death by boredom: The problem of teaching financial literacy
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Description:
Article detailing an interview with Moshe Milevsky, a finance professor at York University’s Schulich School of Business and author of a new book called King William’s Tontine, about the importance of teaching financial literacy and how to teach it properly.

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Time Required:
2-7 minutes