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Life skills research videos
Employment Laws Know your Rights
Engage your students with informative and to-the-point research as it pertains to our rights as employees. The activity contains 8 short video clips from the Department of Labor site and 8 specific case scenarios for each workplace law learned about in this activity. You can assign this as independent work, or allocate a specific workplace law to a group. Looking for more activities for your employment laws unit? Check out the following resources:1. Employment Laws Scavenger Hunt2. Employment La
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Employment Laws Mega Bundle
Buying a Home PowerPoint
This Powerpoint presentation is designed to show step-by-step, the home buying process. I use this in my Personal Finance class and the visual aspect really engages the students. A list of group, or individual research topics, is included as an independent activity. There is also a lesson plan available to purchase as a companion to this Powerpoint in my store as well.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Home Buying Lesson and Powerpoint
20:52
Investing 301 - Time to look at mutual funds live!
In this 20-minute video lesson, I jump onto the Vanguard website to explore mutual funds. I point out various ways to analyze a fund, exploring the expense ratio, sectors, performance, and more. It's a great foundation to help students understand investing.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM VS 21ST CENTURY LEARNING
A document that explains the difference between traditional classroom and 21st-century learning. It also includes links for TES podcast and Emaze Presentation.
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Not Grade Specific
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9:05
5 Time Management Tips for Young Adults
Also available on YouTube @sustainablesteph2258, https://youtu.be/e-bRSAkjjrk Many young adults are asking for help on how to best manage their time. This tutorial guides viewers with five tips that offer structure to daily life and enjoy life in the process. The five tips are: use a calendar, keep a running list, plan out your route, create routines around your sleep schedule, and healthy food prep. Viewers will also consider how to set boundaries and save money along the way.
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
12:56
7 Things to Do After High School Graduation
Also available on YouTube @sustainablesteph2258, https://youtu.be/cRjB140eatg this tutorial offers tips to young adults who recently graduated from high school, aged out of foster care, or are reentering society without immediate plans to attend college. The 7 tips are: rest, work, play, pay yourself first, pay your bills, volunteer, and learn something new. I also refer to struthless, a fellow Youtuber who celebrated his 32nd birthday with 32 ways to be better at life. https://youtu.be/vobLTc8
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
How to Download YouTube Videos for the Classroom
Some SmartBoards in the classrooms don't have internet or YouTube access. This short powerpoint tells you how to download a YouTube clip in 3 Easy Steps so you can show your students enriching videos to add to their educational experience.
The powerpoint includes sceen-shots to make the directions even easier to understand.
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Staff
0:48
Financial Literacy: Recommended Reading for Young Adults
This video suggests books for young adults that lead to highly effective personal financial sustainability habits. Students will develop a healthy mindset about money, self-care, wealth, staying out of debt, and how to avoid comparing themselves to others. This free video is also available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RAkenL3xdvk
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
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