Lim Jong-sik, Superintendent of Education of Gyeongbuk, published and distributed "Easy Steps to Learning Economics," an economic education teaching and learning material designed for 6th-grade elementary students to easily learn and cultivate wise economic habits and thinking skills, on the 5th.


The teaching and learning materials distributed this time were developed with student-customized topics linked to the real lives of upper-grade elementary students, following last year. The materials are intended for use as curriculum-linked economic education resources for 6th graders and to expand the use of economic and financial education linked to cross-curricular learning themes for 5th graders.

Gyeongbuk Office of Education.

Gyeongbuk Office of Education.

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Additionally, a teacher's guidebook was simultaneously published and distributed to support teachers' lessons.


The student teaching and learning materials are organized into four main chapters: ▲Chapter 1: How can we earn and spend money? ▲Chapter 2: How can we increase income? ▲Chapter 3: Why do countries compete and cooperate? ▲Chapter 4: Can consumption solve social problems? A total of 10 lessons are presented.


Furthermore, the teacher's guidebook includes video materials necessary for lessons, teaching and learning guidance materials, and reading content to assist in guiding students.


The Gyeongbuk Office of Education expects that distributing these teaching and learning materials to all 6th-grade students and their homeroom teachers in elementary schools across the province will greatly help upper-grade elementary students improve their economic literacy to flexibly respond to the rapidly changing economic environment linked to real life.



Lim Jong-sik, Superintendent of Education of Gyeongbuk, stated, "The publication of these economic education teaching and learning materials will be an opportunity to nurture future economic talents who can flexibly cope with changes in the times through practical economic education," and added, "We will continue to implement various policies to cultivate the economic awareness necessary for future society."


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