In this episode of the Teacher Money Show, host Shaun Morgan sits down with Vince Shorb, CEO and founder of the National Financial Educators Council (NFEC), to explore how project-based learning can teach the teacher personal finance while teaching your students.

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**Project-Based Learning for Financial Literacy**

Project-based learning, where students tackle real-world financial challenges—like budgeting for moving out or buying a car, is a powerful way to teach and learn financial principles. This approach not only engages students but also allows teachers to learn and apply practical financial insights alongside their students.

**Benefits for Teachers and Students**

Since it is a hands-on method, it benefits both students and teachers. Teachers can address their own financial needs, get reminders on budgeting and expenses, and enjoy more engaging, interactive discussions with their students.

**Examples of Project-Based Learning**

Vince shares specific examples of project-based activities from the NFEC that help students and teachers explore key financial concepts in a practical, applicable way, such as moving out, buying a car, etc. And the best part is, if you're unsure how to do this, there are many resources available from the the NFEC!

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