Financial Education for Colorado Educators (and those they love). Absolutely Free.
There are many articles/posts/discussions in the media (traditional, new and social) that use the words "middle class." Similarly, in the financial literacy for educators class I teach, the words "middle class" often come up in our discussions. But, as with so many things these days, people rarely define what they mean by the term. While … Continue reading You May Not Be Middle Class
Two caveats about this post.1. I'm thinking out loud here. I don't think I've quite communicated the idea(s) I wanted to with what I've written, but I still felt like it was good enough to share.2. As with almost everything I write on this blog, there is a lot of assumed privilege. This is because … Continue reading Self-Driving Money
I have a favor to ask. I would love to get a copy of the TL;DR series of books in public libraries (and possibly school libraries). This is not about selling books or making money. While it's true that I'll get $2 - $3 per sale, the goal is to make it easy for educators … Continue reading The Library Ask
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