Due to the restrictions as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, we are adjusting the conditions for the Personal Finance Challenge. Thank you for your patience and understanding!
Personal Finance Challenge Date and Formats:
Online test - Middle and High School teachers may register and have their students take the timed 30 question online test through April 17thhttp://financechallenge.unl.edu/Indiana
Case Study Analysis Project
For high school teams. The high school winners will be determined by a combined score of the online test AND the Case Study Analysis
The project will be created in PowerPoint (or other slide program).
The deadline for the Case Study Analysis will be April 17th.
The case study is available here. Teachers are welcome to use this as online project for students.
Teachers will submit Case Study Analysis for judging using this form.
SCORING
Middle School state winners calculated on top four online test scores from school
High School state finalists based on top four online scores from school AND top score from case study analysis.
Notes on the Case Study Analysis
You are welcome to use the case as a e-learning assignment even if you do enter it in the contest.
Requirements and Conditions For Online Test
Students will take the individual timed test on laptop or desktop computer.
We’ll send 4 t-shirts to each participating teacher to provide to their students (we suggest top 4 scores, but teachers may decide their own allocation strategy).
This year, ICEE celebrates 65 years of providing learning opportunities across Indiana for K-12 teachers and students in economics and personal finance in order to prepare them to be effective citizens and decision makers.
If you want to help us celebrate, we have set a goal of 65 contributions of $25 or more by December 3 (Giving Tuesday).
If you have benefited from an ICEE program or just want to help us continue to support teachers and students, please consider making an online contribution today or mail your check in support of economic education today.
The Council for Economic Education is offering free professional development webinars for K-12 teachers. The webinars cover multiple economics and personal finance topics and demonstrate how to integrate into the classroom creating a fun, hands-on learning experience for students.
Relevant lessons, resources and tools will be provided to those participating in the webinars. Even if you cannot attend the live webinar, you may register to get access to the archived version to watch at your convenience.
The student-illustrated notecards featuring economic concepts are a unique way to share your appreciation of economic literacy. Each pack contains 12 cards (4" x 5.5"). Great for any occasion!!
Our Mission
The mission of the ICEE is to prepare students to become active citizens and productive members of
our economy by providing them with the ability to make sound economic decisions.
