It is argued that educational institutes ought to educate the value of financial management to their learners. I fully support this notion because schools are held responsible for the future of students and they have better resources for the same as well.
The onus of the future of the students lies in the schools. Since, they impart almost everything whatever their tutors teach them, therefore, these institutes can teach them the importance and benefits of money management in their life. So that they can avoid spending on unscrupulous things and make their both ends meet in case of any crisis in their life. To exemplify, a report of 2018 of ‘The Guardian’ revealed that in Australia, about 78% of students who studied finance management in schools paid on their own for their tertiary education.
Additionally, schools have all the resources which are required to teach money saving. They do not only have experienced teachers to teach such subjects in the classrooms, but they can also arrange special lectures and workshop sessions of field experts so that students can learn easily and effectively about finance management through visuals. As a result, these kinds of efforts would help the learners to learn new techniques and strategies for balancing economically and surviving in adverse situations. For instance, during the global recession in 2008, merely 23% of the population of Japan were affected as compared to 68% of the entire world because they were taught in the schools to handle such critical circumstances.
To conclude, I would reiterate that teaching financial affairs in schools is highly imperative because student’s learning begins from these institutes and they have state of the art facilities to teach them in a better way.
It
is argued
that educational institutes ought to educate the value of financial
management
to their learners. I
fully
support this notion
because
schools
are held
responsible for the future of
students and
they have better resources for the same
as well
.
The onus of the future of the
students
lies in the
schools
. Since, they impart almost everything whatever their tutors
teach
them,
therefore
, these institutes can
teach
them the importance and benefits of money
management
in their life.
So
that they can avoid spending on unscrupulous things and
make
their both ends
meet
in case of any crisis in their life. To exemplify, a report of 2018 of ‘The Guardian’ revealed that in Australia, about 78% of
students
who studied finance
management
in
schools
paid on their
own
for their tertiary education.
Additionally
,
schools
have all the resources which
are required
to
teach
money saving. They do not
only
have experienced teachers to
teach
such subjects in the classrooms,
but
they can
also
arrange special lectures and workshop sessions of field experts
so
that
students
can learn
easily
and
effectively
about finance
management
through visuals.
As a result
, these kinds of efforts would
help
the learners to learn new techniques and strategies for balancing
economically
and surviving in adverse situations.
For instance
, during the global recession in 2008,
merely
23% of the population of Japan were
affected
as compared to 68% of the entire world
because
they
were taught
in the
schools
to handle such critical circumstances.
To conclude
, I would reiterate that teaching financial affairs in
schools
is
highly
imperative
because
student’s
learning
begins
from these
institutes and
they have
state of the art
facilities to
teach
them in a better way.