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Every classroom needs a little boost now and then! This store will provide teachers with tools to elevate student engagement and allow teachers to enjoy teaching again. It's like a vitamin classroom needs. I have had the pleasure of teaching high school business education to a diverse population of students at an alternative high school where I implemented teaching strategies that accommodate the vast array of learning styles. I worked as a professional development leader/consultant for Utah State Board of Education for eleven years during the developmental years of the required Financial Literacy graduation requirement. I am currently a learning coach, teaching financial literacy, and working as an educational consultant.
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Poster - Buying A Car - Free discussion starter
This free poster is a great discussion to get students thinking about who they can trust in their financial lives and why they should or should not consider getting a second opinion in some cases. This poster is included in the Costs of Buying a Car Focus Lesson, along with other posters and a collection of tools to help teach students about their favorite thing to dream about: BUYING THIER OWN CAR!! ;) This download is for one .JPG file of the poster. Image from Pixabay. If you like this res
7th - 12th
Family Consumer Sciences
Also included in: Financial Literacy Projects Activities and Decor
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Every classroom needs a little boost now and then! This store will provide teachers with tools to elevate student engagement and allow teachers to enjoy teaching again. It's like a vitamin classroom needs. I have had the pleasure of teaching high school business education to a diverse population of students at an alternative high school where I implemented teaching strategies that accommodate the vast array of learning styles. I worked as a professional development leader/consultant for Utah State Board of Education for eleven years during the developmental years of the required Financial Literacy graduation requirement. I am currently a learning coach, teaching financial literacy, and working as an educational consultant.
Teaching style
I am a very visual teacher. I love to have movement in the classroom (yes, I am PE certified and Business Ed). I would also add the word "tangible." I prefer hands on activities, real life scenarios, bright, vivid, and clean presentation, whether it is on screen, text, etc., mixed with a relaxed, cooperative, light environment...including a pinch of humor.
My own education history
Utah State University
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