ECONOMIC LITERACY AND ITS STRUCTURE
Keywords:
economic literacy, Junior pupil, the problem based on the situationAbstract
Analyzing educational resources over the past two years, we can conclude that the greatest increase in interest in the formation of the foundations of financial literacy of schoolchildren. Thanks to the joint project of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation and the world Bank "Promotion of financial literacy and development of financial education in the Russian Federation", it became possible to teach schoolchildren through online lessons. Whether these lessons are the best tools for the formation of financial and economic literacy of schoolchildren is the main question of our research.
The results obtained in the course of the work allowed us to determine the structure of economic literacy, as well as criteria that reflect the level of its formation.
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