Тёмный

Financial illiteracy in the school curriculum | Kieron Sweeney | TEDxStanleyPark 

TEDx Talks
Подписаться 42 млн
Просмотров 33 тыс.
50% 1

Most people could be financially secure if they were given the proper ‘how-to’ education as a child. This talk challenges the school system to revise its curriculum and teach children a financial foundation to guarantee their financial security.
Kieron Sweeney - kieron@kieronsweeney.com - is an international speaker, business mindset coach and author. His innovative wealth-building strategies have helped many people become financially secure.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

Опубликовано:

 

22 сен 2024

Поделиться:

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист
Посмотреть позже
Комментарии : 38   
@Seriously_Unserious
@Seriously_Unserious 4 года назад
Kieron, you never fail to add value to any event you participate in. Keep being awesome!
@judybaker9884
@judybaker9884 8 лет назад
Boy I wish I had developed this habit when I was young. I'm definitely teaching this to my kids! Thanks, Kieron!
@KieronSweeney
@KieronSweeney 8 лет назад
This is an extremely important subject regarding the fact that children are not taught simple money management habits in school. And the lack of financial literacy is pervasive in society. If you are an educator please share this video. If you know educators, please share this video. Share with your children regardless of age. The solution presented is simple and it works. In time, simple money management habits will be taught to children, either in school or online. Please support our cause by sharing this video.
@ubdrumcircles
@ubdrumcircles 8 лет назад
Such a moving talk. Amazing story and wonderful vision. We NEED financial literacy in education!
@maureenmcgrath2897
@maureenmcgrath2897 8 лет назад
Kieron Sweeney, all I can say is I wish I had been educated on financial literacy. Impressive talk, world changing vision. 10% from hereon out. Thank you!
@gurdeepparhar5963
@gurdeepparhar5963 8 лет назад
Kieron, you have articulated the importance of financial literacy in a very engaging manner. Thank you!
@abedinchallawala352
@abedinchallawala352 3 года назад
What a wonderful way to teach us about Financial literacy. Life Golden buckets Thank you Kieron
@henrythomas7112
@henrythomas7112 2 года назад
I’m more than happy to discover this channel. I need to thank you for your time for this, particularly a fantastic watch!! I liked every little bit of it and I have subscribed you to look at new post all the time.
@nelsonsoh_
@nelsonsoh_ 2 года назад
WOOOOO!!!! Great talk, Kieron. I felt this one. It's an incredibly important topic that needs more awareness. Financial literacy is non-negotiable.
@elianasmith6330
@elianasmith6330 2 года назад
I like your blog presentation. It is informative too, at the same time. Thanks a lot for your guidance!
@physiotubex
@physiotubex 4 года назад
Money Management System: Income-Tax=Money 10% investment account 10% spending account 10% education account 50% life's necessity account 10% fun account 10% charity account
@user-ee5om8wy7u
@user-ee5om8wy7u 4 года назад
But financial literacy would not benefit lots of industries, such as credit card companies, health and insurance industries, education/student loan industries, as well as many banks. As you said, debt is - what? Debt is - multi-billion dollar industry, and that industry will do anything to keep the status quo.
@markanthonypolinar282
@markanthonypolinar282 4 года назад
That's why financial literacy will never be pushed by the government because it can reduce their income that came from taxpayers.
@Jiemaimah
@Jiemaimah 3 года назад
School don't wants us to learn about financial management because debt is a huge business. Sometimes it's better to not go to school and just learn on RU-vid or any free courses than having a student loan.
@ErikPT
@ErikPT 5 лет назад
Oh my god. Kieron you blew me away I 100% agree with your method, but I'll adapt your strategy after I have my emergency savings account and rainy day fund.
@YoungSuuPhan
@YoungSuuPhan Год назад
Thank you sir!
@lolpez
@lolpez 2 года назад
14:58 lowkey sounded like the joker
@theodorevegh6030
@theodorevegh6030 2 года назад
It will never happen because they don't want them to have money. - TAV ♥️🇺🇸🌎👍
@audreyoddpod6739
@audreyoddpod6739 3 года назад
Wow I really wish schools would add financial literacy to their curriculum.
@scrumdiddlyumptious5250
@scrumdiddlyumptious5250 2 года назад
[Citation needed]
@jae1757
@jae1757 4 года назад
I wonder how he was able to invest in real estate
@KimberleyHlina
@KimberleyHlina Год назад
You had me at the title and for the first few minutes, but lost me at "I have 4 children - 2 sons and...2 shoppers". Yuck. What a message to be sending. I'll find other resources for my students that don't promote that kind of gendered division and stereotyping. Too bad, as it would be nice to get a local, Lower Mainland perspective.
@rhythmandacoustics
@rhythmandacoustics 3 года назад
This guys spend so much talking but did not actually say anything of value. I'll save you time. My advice is better spend less than you make, invest in index funds, and do not get in debt.
@brw9284
@brw9284 3 года назад
“Dave Ramsey”
@hawaiianmango4556
@hawaiianmango4556 3 года назад
Now if only the average pay of the everyday jobs could stretch that far. Not everyone is going to become a Doctor, Lawyer or Nuclear Engineer. Easy to talk big when you are pulling in an easy six figure salary. Lets max your pay out at $43,000 a year. And since that’s all you make, few women want anything to do you, so you remain alone. Since this story doesn’t have a cheerful Disney ending. It gets passed over and we just charge the card...
@osharedayz3762
@osharedayz3762 3 года назад
$100/mos. saved at 15 by the 10% rule means, making $1000/mos. ... Hmmm... sorry, but which 15 year old earns that kind of take-home again?!?! $25/mos. seems more likely for a high schooler with part-time/seasonal work! & 20 year olds are still college students & often not working fultime, so $500/mos. saving with 10% rule, again, doesn't work! Which 20 year old has a $5000/mos paycheck, while paying tuition? It's hard to take financial advice from a guy who seems unable to do basic maths!
@haydenwilsonx
@haydenwilsonx 3 года назад
But it sounds good, and that's all that people want. Theoretical numbers and a system to blame. That damn education system has failed us!!! It's THEIR FAULT. Not mine. It's time everyone woke up and took responsibility for themselves. It's this pie in the sky fluffy feel good 'imagine' speak that's destroying realistic, objective thought. Maths is the pre-cursor for learning financial literacy. So that is a given. It's not a 'knowing' problem, it's a doing problem. My 13-year-old nephew had $150 saved up from his birthday presents, I asked him what he would do with it. He told me he was going to save 75% and spend 25% on some games. When I was younger, I too had to save up for the things that I wanted. It's not the school system that's failing us at all. It's the ability (or lack thereof) of every man and woman to take responsibility for their own actions.
@darrelwalker993
@darrelwalker993 Год назад
There are people that age that go to trade school and make that money straight out of high school. College is the biggest scam lmao!!
@e.walker9127
@e.walker9127 6 лет назад
Why must schools teach financial skills, isn't this the parent's responsibility. My mother taught me financial responsibility with three quarters. One quarter you save, one to give to charity, one quarter to spend if you want to. Budgeting came later.
@ryanstraughn860
@ryanstraughn860 5 лет назад
I guess if the parents were never thought it when they were young they wouldn't be able to teach their kids. And since school is where we go to learn all the other important stuff for our future lives as adults why not teach it in schools? After all money is the one thing that every single person in the world will be affected by regardless of class color, creed or background.
@GeneinLetfordSpeaks
@GeneinLetfordSpeaks 5 лет назад
This will only widen the wealth gap because of generation ignorance. It needs to be taught in schools, just like education (which was not public at first).
@darrelwalker993
@darrelwalker993 Год назад
Financial skills is more important than 95% of the things they teach in school!!!
@MsCMcVittie
@MsCMcVittie 8 лет назад
Really? The public school system is to blame for the global debt crisis?? Ridiculous conclusion unsupported by any facts. You have "two boys and two shoppers?" Mysogenist much? While I don't disagree that basic financial literacy is a good topic for school, this talk is unlikely to make educators add one more thing to the already over-loaded curriculum. What would you subtract from all the things schools are already expected to cover? Rather than blame schools, maybe join discussions on what we, as a culture, want schools to do, because this talk just wants to dump one more thing onto teachers. Who will teach this? Where will training come from so that it's balanced and considers all of the social implications when you have children in poverty learning these lessons alongside children of wealth. Pretty tough to save anything when your folks work minimum wage jobs and lunches aren't always affordable.
@KieronSweeney
@KieronSweeney 8 лет назад
Thanks for your input. You don't have to agree. Its my own view which is shared by many. However, when we grow up in a school system that does not teach simple money management habits, I do believe there is a rooted connection between how global leaders have squandered billions in taxpayer dollars and created massive debt. With a declining population in the western world it is quickly becoming mathematically challenging to pay down these debts without a significant tax increase. And banking is a business. The business of selling debt. $1.3T in student loan debt in the U.S.? There is a quiet government bailout going on for graduates because many are on the verge of bankruptcy. And have you watched The Big Short? The system is not serving to create prosperity for the masses. And the blueprint of 2009 still exists and is being repeated currently while we slowly move towards another crisis. I am proposing a solution to introduce a simple money management system in the school system so we create habits in our young people before they become conditioned by a system that influences debt. Many educators are embracing this proposed solution and I am aligned with several non-profit groups to bring this information to schools and it is being well received. As for the shopper comment, its a family joke and my daughters and I joke around about their love for shopping. Before you pass judgement, seek first to understand and perhaps get to know the messenger. Also, proposing solutions versus judgement and reactionary criticism is more welcome. I wish you well.
@gurjeetchatha2190
@gurjeetchatha2190 8 лет назад
Ms McVittie i can understand your pain of 'over-loaded-curriculum' :D Its a fact and drastic situation. School system putting more and more pressure on teacher, but now its teacher's time to raise voice against the system,stop compromising, and find a solution collaboratively, make them to cut down the un-necesary activities. Now if we talk about this video, Mr. Kieron Sweeney raised a very serious concern, please try to understand and think about it whenever you get the free time. Lack of financial fundamentals in schools, somehow connected to how the leaders took decisions. School system must also focus on Moral values and must must teach them about recent wars. Must tell them ( transparently) the statements of countries of BOTH sides, and what are the loses of becoming Superpower greedily.
@enarodriguez9360
@enarodriguez9360 3 года назад
Get rid of Algebra and Geometry and teach money management instead! The issue is teachers themselves dont even know much about money management
@AA-ul9qh
@AA-ul9qh 3 года назад
Wow, it must be nice to be able to blame someone else instead of taking responsibility... sure, just pass the buck from parents to the education system & teachers. I mean they're the one who birth & raised the kid... oh, wait! Parent responsibly or don't have kids, period!
Далее
Распаковка iPhone 16 Pro Max
01:01
Просмотров 2,2 млн