FRE.org | Economics & Personal Finance Resources
Federal Reserve Education (FRE.org) provides educators with ready-to-use tools and professional development for teaching economics and personal finance to K-12 and college students. It offers self-guided online courses, formative assessments, and resources covering topics like money, taxes, credit, and economic systems.
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Ajouté le
17 mars 2026
Matière et domaine
social-studies · economics-financial-literacy
Niveaux scolaires
9e année (3e)–12e année (Terminale)
Tarif
Free
Type de page
Service
Introduction
FRE.org Economics and Personal Finance Resources
- Platform Purpose: Provides free economics and personal finance educational resources for K-12, college, and community educators.
- Core Topics Covered:
- Economics: Economic systems (market vs. command), supply and demand, money, and monetary policy (federal funds rate and interest on reserve balances).
- Personal Finance: Taxes, credit history, credit bureaus, inflation calculations, and the psychology of saving (time preference).
- Classroom Tools: Offers short formative assessments, including "Entrance and Exit Tickets" for general economics classrooms.
- Professional Development:
- Tennessee High School Credentialing: A 14-hour online training program for secondary educators to meet state requirements for teaching personal finance.
- Program Structure: Requires four hours of webinar attendance and ten hours of independent coursework.
- Partnership: A collaboration between the Atlanta Fed Economic Education and the MTSU Center for Financial Literacy.
- Flexible Learning: Offers three self-guided, online professional development options for K-12 educators.
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