This is a whole lesson on Borrowing and Personal Debt. This is the seventh lesson of a large series of lessons on banking and the economics of finance at a macro level. The lesson looks at different aspects of borrowing from why people borrow, to the varying levels of personal and public debt. Along with teaching slides and supporting understanding pupils are taught about compound interest and have inbuilt activities around this. This lesson is ready to go, with no prep required. It is also great for home learning. 22-slide presentation + resources.
The lesson includes:
- Starter
- Learning Objectives (differentiated)
- Keywords
- Excellent Teaching Slides (looking at why as well as compound interest)
- Very clear examples
- Key Questions
- Questions (with answers)
- Plenary (typical exam question on borrowing) with model answers
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