Marketplaces
High School Investing Basics
Marketplaces sets students up for long-term wealth creation and financial stability by equipping them with an understanding of how the market works and the confidence to participate in it.
Investing Basics:
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Critical Investment Education for the Modern Student
Interactive & digestible modules aligned to Jump$tart Standards.
- Stock exchanges
- Global markets
- Risk and return
- Long-term investing
- Asset allocation
- Venture capitalism
- Inflation and deflation
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How does Marketplaces align with my curriculum?
EVERFI has built a network of partners and sponsors who help fund Marketplaces for your school or district. Through multi-year commitments, EVERFI partners give teachers and administrators the assurance that programming can be launched at scale and even written into curriculum.
Marketplaces' lessons are aligned to Jump$tart’s National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance Education, Council of Economic Education’s National Standards for Financial Literacy, National Council for the Social Studies C3 Framework, and more. EVERFI provides comprehensive curriculum guides and standards alignment guides to help you plan for implementation.
No-Cost Digital Lessons
Relevant & Engaging
Students will reflect on the concepts they learned and apply them to their lives.
Empowering
Spark a sense of autonomy - students control and make smart choices about their investments.
Explore the Key Pillars of Marketplaces:
Real World Learning
Storytelling and simulation connect seemingly intangible skills to real-life contexts.
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Five Digital Lessons:
Marketplaces
This lesson introduces marketplaces by defining what a financial market is and how students’ lives are impacted by the global financial market.
The Economy
This lesson explores the impact the economy has on the world and everyone’s daily lives. Students apply their learning by predicting how individuals and businesses will behave in different economic climates.
Startup to IPO
Students explore financing options for growing companies. Topics include bootstrapping, debt financing, angel investing, and venture capital.
Keys to Investing
This lesson introduces different types of financial assets and how to use asset allocation and diversification to balance risk and reward.
Investment Game
Students apply what they’ve learned from previous modules by making realistic financial decisions at different stages of their life.
