April can be an especially a challenging month for middle- and secondary-school teachers because it signifies the approach of standardized test-taking time. And now there is another education-related reason to recognize April: The United States Senate unanimously passed a resolution designating it Financial Literacy Month. In this issue of FACS Classroom Solutions, we continue last issue's Update on this vital aspect of education. We also explore the latest strategies in preparing students for all of their tests, at school, at work, at home, and in the community.
In an interview with Classroom Solutions, Executive Director of the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, Laura Levine, reports on current efforts to build a better finance education for students, and explains why FACS teachers are integral to this goal.
Help hone your FACS students' reading and writing skills to help them take on this year's standardized tests with confidence.
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Honing students' reading comprehension skills not only prepares them for tests-it prepares them for life.
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Get career-planning lesson ideas and help career-bound students find the fundamental resources they need, all with a few simple clicks.
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Effective grant management can be just as critical to a project's success as skillful proposal writing.
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Consumer Education & Economics

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