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 Teaching consumer competences – Personal economy from curriculum to real life

Consumer Protection Board of Estonia in cooperation with the Nordic-Estonian working group  and Tallinn University arranged a Conference on Consumer Education in Tallinn 31.03.-01.04.11.  

  Programme

OECD`s Committee on Consumer Policy: Policy recommendations on Consumer education, Ole-Erik  Yrvin

Teaching consumer competences- a strategy for consumer education, Malin Lindquist Skogar

Financial Literacy of Estonian People, Kalev Petti

Risks of overindebtness among young people- a study in 2008, Karin Weinz

Children, tweens, teenagers and mobile wallet, Brit Røthe

Financial Literacy in Estonian National Curriculum, Einar Vära

Consumer education in Finnish basic schools, Kristina Kaihari

New Swedish Curriculas`s 2011, Lars Åke Bäckman

Why the knowledge is not reaching the audience?, Päivi Palojoki

Materialism, moderation, magnitude or can we afford to act sustainably?, Victoria W. Thoresen

Which Financial Topics Should Be Handled at school?, Piret Suitsu

Financies for kids, Helena Hansen

Make your money smart!, Heli Lehtsaar

Experience and Knowledge Obtained from Setting up Student Companies, Talvi Järv, Sander Rebane, Gert-Kristjan Rungi

Koll på cashen-learning private economy through film, Tina Häggmark

Financial Literacy from Dolceta Consumer Education e-textbook, Marge Kõrvits

Coordinating material for debt, money advising and financial literacy, Eeva-Liisa Koltta- Sarkkanen