Financial Algebra: A 3rd or 4th Year Math Curriculum for All
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Richard J. Sgroi, Ph.D.
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Robert Gerver, Ph.D.
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The need for financial literacy and financial numeracy education in our schools is undeniable. A majority of states currently require a high school personal finance course for graduation with several additional states considering legislature to do the same. In this webinar, authors Rob Gerver and Rich Sgroi will offer participants a detailed look at the curriculum covered in the new third edition of Financial Algebra. Selected topics from Algebra 2, Geometry, Precalculus, Probability, Trigonometry, and Statistics are all covered in a financial context with an Algebra 1 prerequisite.
- Topics include spending, banking, credit, automobile and home ownership, investing, budgeting, income taxes, and much more.
- Participants will walk away from the session with successful, field-tested ideas that answer the perennial student question “When are we ever going to use this?”
- Selected topics from Algebra 2, Geometry, Precalculus, Probability, Trigonometry, and Statistics are all covered in a financial context with an Algebra 1 prerequisite.