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Risk, Reward, and Real Life: Practical Strategies for Teaching Personal Finance & Econimics by Georgia Council on Economic Education

An interactive workshop for grades 9–12 teachers, developed in partnership with the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Explore classroom-ready strategies for teaching problem gambling and responsible decision-making, economic indicators, insurance and risk, credit and borrowing, and the influence of social media finfluencers. Connect economic literacy to real-world financial decisions through critical thinking and engaging instruction. Lunch is provided by Georgia Council on Economic Education. No cost for regional members or non-members.

Date & time: Wed · Nov 4 · 8:30 AM–3:00 PM ET
Venue: CSRA RESA, 4683 Augusta HWY, S.E., Dearing, GA 30808
Dearing, GA
Host: Dr. Chris Cannon
CSRA RESA
Organizer: CSRA RESA
Price: Free
Meals: Included

Listed from the organizer's public event page. Registration is handled by Dr. Chris Cannon. Last verified Oct 23, 2026.

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