 Achieving economic and financial literacy for Ohioi |
Home |
|||||
new contact information as of October 1, 2009 Phone: 614-410-3356 |
Why Teach Economics in K-12 schools? We know that learning economics helps students understand our history, government and culture, but it also teaches them to be financially literate. Economic education helps students learn to make decisions about their personal and shared resources, to understand work and careers, and to develop the habit of critical thinking. Economic principles don't just deal with money and jobs; they are at the core of decisions we make every day - decisions students will make to shape their lives, our state, and our nation. |
|
|
 |
The Ohio Council on Economic Education (OCEE) is the only statewide organization to advocate for both economic and personal financial literacy instruction for every child in Ohio. OCEE is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, supported through public and private grants, contracts, and the contributions of Ohio citizens. |
|
Ohio Council on Economic Education
1900 Polaris Parkway Suite 450
Columbus, Ohio 43240
Email: oceeinfo@ocee.org Phone: 614-410-3356 Fax: 877-656-0315
© 2009 Ohio Council on Economic Education