Fostering Financial Literacy in the ESL Classroom Using New Media Tools KQED Education Network.

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Fostering Financial Literacy in the ESL Classroom Using New Media Tools KQED Education Network

Funded by CPB PUBLIC MEDIA INNOVATION FUND 6 month project from September January 2010

Goals of the project  To develop a financial literacy curriculum targeting ESL learners  To develop a curriculum that addresses differing needs and levels of proficiency in English  To increase adult ESL students’ understanding of key financial and economic concepts  To develop adult ESL students’ verbal and written English, especially around financial literacy vocabulary and ideas  To enhance students’ capacity for financial planning and decision-making

Using New Media Tools  To use online new media resources from PBS/KQED/NPR to enrich the curriculum and make difficult concepts more accessible  To develop ESL teachers’ confidence in teaching financial literacy using multimedia tools.

Curriculum Team ESL Instructors from  City College of San Francisco  The English Center in Oakland  Chabot College

Fostering Financial Literacy in the ESL Classroom Using New Media Tools