In an article published on October 16, 2024, by eSchool News, Sam Bowman discusses the significant role educational technology (edtech) plays in enhancing financial literacy among students. The piece highlights the concerning statistic that half of U.S. adults are financially illiterate, underscoring the need for effective financial education from a young age. Bowman emphasizes that integrating engaging digital tools into the curriculum can sharpen students’ money management skills, covering essential topics such as saving, spending, investing, and budgeting. The article also points out that educators can improve money management skills and financial literacy by using digital tools to teach the next generation of savers, investors, and consumers. By leveraging these digital resources, educators can better prepare students to navigate the complexities of personal finance in today’s digital age.
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