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The Jump$tart Coalition encourages
schools and organizations serving youth to strengthen personal finance education
and insure that personal financial management skills are attained during the K-12
educational experience. Various
complimentary teacher resources are available through public, nonprofit and
private resources. In an effort to facilitate the process of matching resources
to teachers, the National Jump$tart Coalition has gathered relevant data in a
comprehensive database.
Clearinghouse Functions
To identify personal finance
education materials for use in Kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms, in
a variety of formats and from multiple sources.
To provide timely assistance to information seekers, largely through electronic
services.
How to Search the Jump$tart database
Users may search the online
Jump$tart Personal Finance database by:
- grade level
- key words
- title
- source
- media type -- books,
videos, software, teaching guides, pamphlets, Web pages
- Jump$tart major descriptors
-- income, money management, saving and investing, spending and credit
How Materials Are Selected
The Clearinghouse uses the Jump$tart Educational
Materials Evaluation Form as a guide in the selection of materials to be
included in the database. Although we review the materials for accuracy,
completeness and appropriateness for educational use, inclusion in the database
does not constitute endorsement of the materials.
Search
Example: To search for consumer credit, simply enter consumer
credit into the Keyword Search box and click the search button. |
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may use either lower case or capital letters. |
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know the title or source of the item you are looking for,
type it below then click the search button. |

Michigan Jump$tart
P.O. Box 8054
Plymouth, Michigan 48170
800.262.6285
FAX: 734.420.1540
laz@mcul.org
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