1977
DOI: 10.1086/461045
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The Kinder-Economy: A Case Study of Kindergarten Pupils' Acquisition of Economic Concepts

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“…2 Marilyn Kourilsky's influential 1977 study found that five and six year olds in 4 classrooms who participated in Kinder-Economy, showed significantly higher mastery of basic economic concepts in a post-assessment, compared to students in 4 control classrooms (Kourilsky 1977). Another study found that test scores of children in classrooms with teachers who were trained in using an economics video had higher scores than other children (Morgan 1991).…”
Section: Effectiveness Of Financial Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…2 Marilyn Kourilsky's influential 1977 study found that five and six year olds in 4 classrooms who participated in Kinder-Economy, showed significantly higher mastery of basic economic concepts in a post-assessment, compared to students in 4 control classrooms (Kourilsky 1977). Another study found that test scores of children in classrooms with teachers who were trained in using an economics video had higher scores than other children (Morgan 1991).…”
Section: Effectiveness Of Financial Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Financial educators and scholars have learned that people, especially young children, are more excited by and may learn more when financial education curricula are experiential, include discovery and other experiential applications, take advantage of teachable moments, and target teaching techniques for diverse learning styles and diverse groups (Ajello et al 1987;Laney 1989;Kourilsky 1977;Kourilsky and Carlson 1996;Fox and Bartholomae 1999;Fry et al 2008;Hilgert, Hogarth and Beverly 2003;Lopez-Fernandini and Murrell 2008;Lucey and Giannangelo 2006;Varcoe et al 2002). Financial education that demonstrates relevance to students may be more effective in motivating learning and improving retention (Mandell and Klein 2007;Russell et al 2006).…”
Section: Experiential Education and Financial Capabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He argues that "the implementation of economics-based programs is a waste of time at the elementary level." However, many applied research show that children can learn economics with suitable methods and materials at early ages (Akhan, 2010;Kourilsky, 1977Kourilsky, , 1987Wehmeyer, 1980). So, the views including the economics education should start at least at high school level can be seen as the reflection of the technical thought about the topic.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O'na göre lise kademesi bu eğitim için daha uygundur. Uygun içerik, yöntem ve materyallerle çocuklara anaokulu döneminden itibaren ekonomi konularının öğretilebileceğine ve çocukların ekonomi hakkında çeşitli yollarla bilgi edindiklerine işaret eden çalışmalara rağmen (Akhan, 2010;Bayhan, Yükselen & Kaysılı, 2007;Brophy & Alleman, 2002;Davison & Kilgore,1971;Hansen, 1985;Kourilsky, 1977;Schug & Armento, 1985;Webley, 2005;Wehmeyer, 1980) öyle anlaşılıyor ki ekonominin kendine özgü terminolojisi, soyut düşünmeyi gerektirmesi, istatistik işlemlerin yoğunluğu gibi varsayımlarla bu görüş sınırlı da olsa varlığını korumaktadır.…”
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“…Parents are widely regarded as the first and most important influence on children's learning about money (Jong, 1997;Kourilsky, 1977;Marshall & Magruder, 1960;Neisser, 1960). Despite studies like Carlson and Grossbarfs study (1988) that found no specific relation between parenting styles and consumption behavior, the research generally suggests that the climate that parents create can affect the children's attitudes about money (Eliot, 1932;Neisser, 1960) and that parental attitudes can shape their financial dealings with children (Feather, 1991).…”
Section: Family Factors and Financial Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%