Version: 4
Credits: 3
Funding Study
This is a useful module for students planning to study or do training once they leave school. The module explores student loans, apprenticeships, and working while studying as three options for funding study. However, if students already have a clear idea of what they want to do they should talk with a careers advisor to identify study-funding options specific to their intended pathway, or individual circumstances, and focus on these instead.
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This resource supports learners to investigate the key features of an ad and how it affects New Zealanders.
The resource has a learning objective to explore Financial Identity through English 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.
This resource supports learners to investigate if they are a spender or a saver. Knowing the money personality helps to identify financial strengths and weaknesses.
The resource has a learning objective to explore Financial Identity through English 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.
Version: 3
Credits: 4
Money Matters
The Money Matters module helps students learn about financial decision making when it comes to money and using their number knowledge skills to communicate how they made their decisions. Some of the contexts that they will explore are working out what percentage of their pay they want to/can invest in KiwiSaver, how to manage bills in a flat situation using ratio and how to consolidate their debts.
Please tell us in this survey how this learning module has worked for you and your students. All feedback received will be used to inform any future updates.
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This resource supports learners to investigate what the cost are of raising a child in Aotearoa New Zealand.
The resource has a learning objective to explore Financial Identity through English 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.
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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Written in te reo Māori with resources aligned to Te Marautanga o Te Aho Matua and Te Marautanga o Aotearoa.
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