PersonalFinanceLab is a financial simulation program that offers complete control to teachers to choose what their students experience and provides live customer service too. Launching a New Finance Department Bruce Groberman is the Director of Financial Education at North Point Schools, which operates 3 private schools (Boys School, Girls School and Co-Ed High School), in Read More…
This Fall, new and returning teachers can look forward to using their favorite LMS for registering their students to their PersonalFinanceLab class. You will need an active account to be able to take advantage of this new integration. However, once you have your site license, you can take advantage of single sign-on through platforms like Read More…
How to use the Student Dashboard After logging in, you will be brought to the page you see below, the Student Dashboard, where your portfolio in the Stock Game, your progress in the Budget Game, and your assignments are available. Other useful widgets are “My Watchlist” which you can edit to track particular stocks or Read More…
Our 18-Week Financial Literacy / Personal Finance Course Outline This recommended financial literacy course outline is designed for those who teach a 18-week Financial Literacy Course (aka Personal Finance Class). It makes heavy use of PersonalFinanceLab’s financial literacy games, budget game and stock games, as well as our financial literacy curriculum library and assessments to Read More…
Are you looking for interactive resources to bring personal finance concepts to life? PersonalFinanceLab has all the resources you need in one online platform that is ideal for K12 classrooms. To see how you can use this in your class, join the webinar that best suits your schedule. Our regional account managers are here to Read More…
Our team has been busy this summer rolling out improvements to make teaching financial literacy and personal finance that much easier. Check out all the new features that will be available for this fall semester. Budget Game Improved Bank and Credit Card Statements – student’s checking account, savings account, and credit card statements are new and Read More…