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Introduction to Financial
Literacy for Classroom Teachers
 This
class is for K-12 teachers who are interested in learning more about the
Personal Financial Literacy Model Content Standards that the Colorado Department
of Education has recently adopted. At this workshop you will be able to explore
the multitude of outstanding educational materials. In addition, you will
network with other educators pursuing specialization in teaching financial
literacy. This class is being offered in conjunction with the Colorado JumpStart
Coalition—a group of organizations committed to advocating better financial
literacy for youth. You will have an opportunity to browse through the exhibits
filled with resources for your classroom.
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 Grade Level:
4th -12th Grade Social Studies,
Economics Business, Math, and Consumer Studies
Teachers
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Date:
May 1, 2010
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Time:
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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Location:
Colorado Society of CPAs, 7979 E.
Tufts Ave. # 1000, Denver
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Fee:
FREE ($40 refundable deposit due with registration;
7-day cancellation for refund)
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Optional
½ Credit Hour Available in both ECON and MATH: $25
per CU at Colorado Springs graduate ½ credit hour. Payable to CU online. Full day attendance is
required to receive credit.
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Faculty:
Professor John Brock, Ph.D., CU at Colorado
Springs and Teacher Ann Brock
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Includes:
Class materials (contact CCEE for details),
continental breakfast, lunch, and parking.
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Register:
To register for class or get more information, contact Liz Julin, Colorado
Society of CPAs, at (303) 741-8607 or
ljulin@cocpa.org.
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