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What knowledge does a junior high school in Foshan, Guangdong Province cover when offering financial management courses?
On April 24th, in a business class called "Magic Money" in Foshan Foreign Language School, dozens of junior one students were discussing "How to manage money if there is 6,543,800 yuan at home". It is reported that the course covers money, financial management, banking and other knowledge, aiming at helping these "post-00" to establish a healthy concept of wealth and consumption.

The reporter interviewed a number of students at random, and they all said that they have the opportunity to use lucky money and pocket money every day. Some students said that most pocket money was spent on snacks, and some students saved money to buy extra-curricular books. Many students think it necessary to learn how to deal with money.

Primary school is the best time for financial education.

Education experts believe that the primary school stage is the best time for financial education. For children in grade one and grade two, we should not only let them know about coins, their functions, and learn the conversion between coins, but also let them know the expenses of a family in real life, as well as its investment and savings.

For the third grade children, it is necessary to start to get in touch with money by themselves and start to understand the consumption of money and the role of banks. Parents must give their children pocket money and let them have the ability to control freely. As long as the big aspects are limited, there is no need to know the small aspects in detail;

The fourth and fifth grades are the age of deepening financial and business education. At this time, children can be exposed to more aspects. The idea that a gentleman doesn't love money is divorced from real life. There is no step to cultivate children's concept of money, which requires gradual education from parents and schools.