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4 Ways to Make Learning About Money a Blast

Financial literacy experts suggest using fun methods like videos and escape rooms to teach kids about money, as noted by Noel Wilkinson from the University of Arizona.
Wilkinson describes an escape room activity where teens complete a budget puzzle to engage in financial learning.
Jessie Jimenez emphasizes the importance of experiential learning and making money lessons enjoyable instead of formal.
Different learning styles should be recognized, as some kids prefer games while others may benefit from storytelling and practical exercises, according to Wilkinson.

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4 Ways to Make Learning About Money a Blast

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