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Let's Ask the Youngsters: Adolescents' Attitudes Toward Money and Financial Literacy EducationHirsch, Joseph S. January 2021 (has links)
A review of financial literacy education programs in the United States revealed that the voices of youngsters, particularly urban adolescents enrolled in high school, are lacking in the discussion about financial literacy education. By neglecting the experiences with which these adolescents come to learn financial literacy, educational researchers, teachers, and policymakers are unwittingly limiting their educational outcomes. In this qualitative inquiry, the researcher prepared in-depth interviews and surveys conducted by the researcher to determine how 19 urban students at one high school perceived that financial literacy education could build on their personal literacies and expand their educational outcomes.
In addition, the researcher prepared interview questions and provided them to a third-party company which included them in a survey it conducted of adolescents throughout the United States to determine how they perceived financial literacy education could build on their personal literacies and expand their educational outcomes. The overarching finding of this study was that the adolescents’ financial literacy education should focus on their self-identified goals rather than on financial literacy topics prescribed by a financial literacy program. Furthermore, financial literacy education should integrate adolescents’ everyday experiences from outside the classroom into their in-class educational experiences. Recommendations offered for teachers and policymakers, adolescents, and future researchers. Given multiple factors that affect culturally and socially responsive and engaging financial literacy experiences for adolescents, consideration of the appropriateness of recommendations should take place on an individual basis.
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The Influence of the Concerns of Metropolitan Negro High School Girls on their Curriculum Interest in Money ManagementHaynes, Ethel Britt 08 1900 (has links)
The purpose of the present study is to determine whether or not the metropolitan Negro girl's concerns and attitudes are factors in her interest in curriculum items of money management. The concerns and attitudes include authoritarian discipline, family tensions, resentment to family life style, financial troubles, family problems, self inadequacy, personal adjustment, and resentment to dependency.
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Educa????o financeira e populariza????o da BM&FBOVESPA em institui????es de ensino superiorCamillo, Virginia Prestes Bernardes 06 March 2014 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2014-03-06 / The present work has investigated from the point of view of the financial education, if the university??s students are a potential market for the popularization of equities investment and if the creation of a brokerage office, or something similar, within the educational environment, would be feasible. To achieve the general and specific objectives, it has been done interviews with managers from the educational area, managers from the capital market, and research through a questionnaire survey with students with a higher education and also a review of the literature related to financial education. The results of the research indicated that there are huge student??s interest in learning financial education; the creation of a brokerage office, or similar, within the university area was well received by educational managers as well as capital market managers, with the only requirement to combine financial practice to the theory given by the academy. It is intended that this research provides guidance popularization actions, both by the exchange as well as stockbrokers and investment agents, emphasizing the importance of bringing knowledge about finance to the people so we can have a solid foundation in the country of aware investors / O presente trabalho investigou do ponto de vista da educa????o financeira, se o p??blico universit??rio representa um mercado potencial para a populariza????o do investimento em renda vari??vel e se a cria????o de um escrit??rio de corretora, ou algo semelhante, dentro do ambiente educacional seja vi??vel. Para atingir os objetivos geral e espec??ficos foram realizadas entrevistas com gestores da ??rea de educa????o, gestores do mercado de capitais, pesquisa por meio de question??rio com alunos do ensino superior e revis??o da bibliografia relacionada ?? educa????o financeira. O resultado das pesquisas indicou que h?? claro interesse dos alunos em aprender educa????o financeira; a cria????o de um escrit??rio de corretora, ou similar, dentro de faculdades foi bem recebida tanto por gestores da ??rea educacional quanto do mercado de capitais, tendo como principal requisito aliar a pr??tica financeira ?? teoria ministrada pela academia, evitando-se eventuais conflitos de interesse. Pretende-se que esta pesquisa norteie a????es de populariza????o, tanto por parte da bolsa como tamb??m de corretoras de valores, agentes de investimentos e, finalmente, institui????es de ensino superior, enfatizando a import??ncia de levar conhecimento sobre finan??as ?? popula????o para que possamos ter no pa??s uma s??lida base de investidores conscientes
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O n??vel de alfabetiza????o financeira de estudantes universit??rios: um estudo sobre a Funda????o Escola de Com??rcio ??lvares Penteado FECAPMilan, Marcos Vinicius Godoi 27 August 2015 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2015-08-27 / The absence of financial education throughout the K-12 experience results in most undergraduate students lacking the financial literacy needed to make better financial decisions. Studies by the OECD and Serasa Consumidor, together with other studies cited throughout this work, show there is still a long way to go to implement a strong policy for Financial Education. This study assesses the levels of financial literacy of the undergraduate students at FECAP using a questionnaire similar to the one developed by the OECD. The survey has been carried out with 564 students who attend the evening courses and are either in the first or in the last semester of undergraduate degree programs. I investigate the relations between sociodemographic variables and courses and the level of Financial Literacy. The results indicate that FECAP s students have a high level of Financial Literacy up to 2.39 points in a scale whose maximum is 3 points. That represents a performance of 79%. This result is 19 percentage points above that of a study conducted by Serasa Consumidor and IBOPE (2014), which found that individuals with higher education had a performance of 60% . Students in the senior year of college have more Financial Knowledge than the freshmen. Students of Accounting, who comprise most of the sample with 166 individuals, presented the best results regarding Financial Knowledge.This study indicates that sociodemographic factors, such as gender, age and religion are related to Financial Literacy / A aus??ncia de t??picos relacionados a Alfabetiza????o Financeira na educa????o b??sica faz com que boa parte dos jovens cheguem ao ensino superior sem a bagagem de Alfabetiza????o Financeira necess??ria para lidar com as finan??as cotidianas. Estudos da OECD, Serasa Consumidor, al??m de da literatura citada ao longo deste estudo, apontam ainda um longo caminho a ser percorrido no que se refere ?? implanta????o de uma forte pol??tica de ensino em Alfabetiza????o Financeira. O presente trabalho mensura a Alfabetiza????o Financeira e seus fatores indicadores (Conhecimento e Comportamento Financeiros e Atitude) de alunos dos cursos da FECAP, em pesquisa aplicada a 564 etudantes do per??odo noturno, do primeiro e ??ltimo anos de gradua????o, com base no question??rio desenvolvido pela OECD. Tamb??m s??o investigadas as rela????es entre vari??veis sociodemogr??ficas e os cursos com os n??veis de Alfabetiza????o Financeira. Os resultados apontam que os alunos da FECAP possuem um elevado n??vel de Alfabetiza????o Financeira, chegando a 2,39 pontos em uma escala com pontua????o m??xima de 3,00 pontos, o que representa um aproveitamento de 79%. Este resultado est?? 19 pontos percentuais acima de uma pesquisa realizada pela Serasa Consumidor e IBOPE (2014), em que foi verificado um aproveitamento de 60% em indiv??duos com curso superior. A an??lise realizada mostra que os alunos dos ??ltimos anos t??m maior n??vel de Alfabetiza????o Financeira que os dos primeiros anos. O estudo mostra ainda que fatores sociodemogr??ficos, como g??nero, faixa et??ria e religi??o est??o relacionados ao n??vel de Alfabetiza????o Financeira
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