Context, Thought, and Learning: ShiraDest Offers Project Do Better
How can you determine what the cost of a student loan, or a mortgage, might be, in 20 years, and what might interest rates have to do with that? What might the difference be between simple interest, compound interest, the prime rate, and other types of interest rates? And why should we all care? All of these questions are part of learning the language of finance, which every Adult needs to understand, even if one does not wish to participate in all parts of the system.
You might get a start, or a refresher, on the mathematics for that in the lesson below…
Middle of week 13/18
| Day 49 Lesson Plan |
| Grammar: parallel structure in sentences |
| Math: Simple Interest |
| Today’s history reading… |
| Day 49 Exit Ticket |
| (Day 48 … Day 50) |
Bernanke drew some more parallels between then and now:
” I thought that I would speak…
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