Financial Literacy Education in Czech Republic

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Explore the framework of financial literacy education in the Czech Republic, focusing on the need for financial education, implementation strategies, and the role of technology such as CAS software. Discover the integration of financial education across various disciplines and the importance of equipping future teachers with financial literacy skills.

  • Financial literacy
  • Education
  • Czech Republic
  • Technology
  • Curriculum

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  1. Pemysl Rosa and Vladimra Petrkov, University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic

  2. Financial literacy in the Czech Republic Maple Applications of Maple Conclusion

  3. Set of knowledge, skills and propositional attitudes of citizens required to financial secure themself and their families in contemporary society and actively perform on market of financial products and services. Financially literate citizens are familiar with the issue of money and prices and is able to responsibly manage personal/family budget, including the management of financial assets and financial liabilities with respect to changing life situations. (MF CR, 2007)

  4. framework educational programmes Topic across curriculum Links between the branches of education Mathematics and its application, Human and society, Human and the world of labour and Computer science and information and communication technologies In practice, financial education at most secondary schools is still divided into the subjects Mathematics, Essentials of Social Sciences (Civics) and Economics At primary schools financial education has become mandatory since 2013.

  5. Need for financial education of future teachers Implementation of new technologies Courses: Introduction to finance (voluntary) Basics of Financial Literacy (mandatory)

  6. CAS software developed by Maplesoft Curent version: Maple 2016 2 modes Worksheet mode Document mode smart documents and maplets Maple Player

  7. Disadvantages Price of Maple (1500 USD) Maple player doesn t support maplets Advantages User-friendly interface Interactivity Maple player Verified benefit (Ha ek and Petr kov , 2014) Applicability in other fields

  8. Haek, R., & Petrkov, V. (2014). Effective methods of teaching financial issues. In Proceedings of the 11th International Conference Efficeency and Responsibility in Education (ERIE 2014). Praha, pp. 186-192. MF R (2007). Strategie finan n ho vzd l v n [online]. Praha: Ministerstvo financ R. Available: http://www.mfcr.cz [4 September 2016]

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