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Sorted in Schools is a free financial capability programme fully aligned to the National Curriculum.
Resources
The resources in this area can be used independently or in groups to build financial capability knowledge and skills.
Achievement Standard 91266
Evaluate a statistical based report
Version: 3
Credits: 2
Statistical Reports
In this module students learn to evaluate a statistical report with explores New Zealander’s attitudes towards responsible investment created by Mindful Money. Throughout the activities based on the report will ask students to investigate connections between gender pay and investment gaps. The module will build students skillset to critique statistical data and analyse statistical reports to be able to comment on features and findings of a survey relevant to the report’s purpose.
Please tell us in this survey about how the learning module has worked for you and your students. All feedback received will be used to inform any future updates.
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Every New Zealander has the right to a decent home
This resource helps learners understand housing options in their communities.
The resource has a learning objective to explore Financial Sustainability through Social Sciences and provides an integrated and cross-curricular learning experience that can be used in multiple ways.
The learning experience in this resource is aligned to SOLO Taxonomy and gives choices throughout the learning process.
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Financial decision making
This resource helps learners understand financial decision making.
The resource has a learning objective to explore Financial Identity through Social Sciences and provides an integrated and cross-curricular learning experience that can be used in multiple ways.
The learning experience in this resource is aligned to SOLO Taxonomy and gives choices throughout the learning process.
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Financial identity in my community
This resource helps learners to identify the financial wellbeing of their communities.
The resource has a learning objective to explore Financial Identity through Social Sciences and provides an integrated and cross-curricular learning experience that can be used in multiple ways.
The learning experience in this resource is aligned to SOLO Taxonomy and gives choices throughout the learning process.
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Financial wellbeing
This resource supports learners to explore the links between financial wellbeing, sustainability and personal and community wellbeing.
The resource has a learning objective to explore Financial Sustainability through Health and provides an integrated and cross-curricular learning experience that can be used in multiple ways.
The learning experience in this resource is aligned to SOLO Taxonomy and gives choices throughout the learning process.
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Fuafuaga tau tupe – Pacific planner
This resource provides an introduction to financial capability knowledge for Pacific learners. It aligns to Level 4 and 5 of the New Zealand curriculum.
There are two planners that include eight Sorted themes and each planner has 10 week planners with Sorted in Schools learning resources adapted and applied to Pacific contexts and situations.
- Finanacial Sustainability planner: Retirement, Insurance, KiwiSaver and Investing
- Financial Identity planner: Saving, Debt, Goals and Mananging my money
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Equipping young people for their financial future, embedding good money habits early on.
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