Over two thirds of teachers find personal finance difficult to teach, according to a survey from the...
Over two thirds of teachers find personal finance difficult to teach, according to a survey from the Britannic Group. Teachers admitted they found a number of areas challenging with 77% claiming that they did not have a sufficient understanding of the Euro. This research reinforces Ron Sandler's review into the long-term retail savings industry which revealed the pressing need for the Government to set aside more funding for consumer education. Of the 661 UK secondary school teachers who were surveyed in July 2002, 65% believed their pupils were more worried about financi...
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