Education & Universities
Transform money conversations in the classroom
Engage students through interactive activities that build self-awareness and connect financial concepts to real life.
Why It Works
Why Money Habitudes Works in Educational Settings
Engagement
Engagement Through Interaction
- Students engage more deeply when learning feels active and relevant.
- Game-like prompts and discussion cards invite reflection on attitudes and beliefs.
- Replace rote memorization with meaningful exploration of financial concepts.
- Create experiences that resonate with students beyond the classroom.
Shared Understanding
Builds Shared Understanding
- Create a common language to talk about money influences.
- Explore family messages, fear, control, security, and personal values.
- Build a foundation for more nuanced classroom discussions.
- Enable group learning through shared vocabulary and concepts.
Versatile Learning
Fits Diverse Learning Objectives
- Supports financial capability, life skills, and career readiness goals.
- Helps students see how money beliefs influence decision-making.
- Connect personal development to financial awareness.
- Integrate with relationship and future planning discussions.
Flexible Format
Flexible Across Contexts
- Equally effective in traditional classrooms and orientation sessions.
- Adaptable to peer education programs and youth development environments.
- Works with any class size, subject matter, and instructional style.
- Seamlessly integrates into existing curriculum structures.
How Educators Use It
How Educators Use Money Habitudes
Higher Education Instructors
- Integrate into courses such as personal finance, business, economics, or life skills.
- Use as icebreakers, discussion starters, or reflective assignments.
- Encourage critical thinking about money choices and values.
High School Educators & Youth Leaders
- Facilitate interactive sessions that spark early financial conversations.
- Support confidence and awareness among teens and young adults.
- Pair with curriculum units on budgeting, planning, or decision-making.
Adult Educators & Community Programs
- Embed into workshops for adult learners focused on personal growth.
- Use with peer groups, workforce programs, and extension learning settings.
- Create space for real-world reflection on habits and goals.
Who This Is For
Built for Educators Like You
Money Habitudes is used by educators and facilitators who work with learners of all ages, including:
College and university instructors
High school teachers and youth leaders
Adult educators and extension professionals
Workforce development facilitators
Community learning facilitators