Bankability Start Up Packet
Creating Your Social Economy
The social economy serves as the foundation of a successful classroom, helping students develop skills in financial literacy, workplace behavior, effective communication, and more. Find step-by-step instructions here.
Strengthen your social economy with the following activity:
Distributing Dollars: Tracking Dollars
Tracking dollars not only ensures students are earning behavior dollars they can use to pay bills and purchase rewards, but it also serves as an easy and efficient method for collecting data on student behavior.
Find a simple walkthrough here.
Use the following activities to help students reflect on the dollars tracked:
Entering Payroll
Entering payroll online gives students a safe and supportive environment to practice online banking skills. They will receive digital pay to make purchases, pay bills, and create a monthly budget.
For more on entering payroll, click here.
Support your students in their online banking with these activities:
Creating Financial Routines
Creating financial routines will set your students up for success. These routines will become habits that lead to improved financial stability and greater confidence that can transfer outside of the classroom.
Learn how to establish successful routines here.
Help your students build routines with these activities:
Distributing Dollars: Reinforcing Workplace Behavior with Evidence-Based Language
Consistent language formulas help students provide immediate reinforcement of successful workplace behaviors as well as offer replacement behaviors for those behaviors that can be perceived as problematic in the workplace.
Learn more about the consistent use of language formulas here.
Use these activities to help students recognize language frames:
To learn how to add student accounts, create your pacing guide, and implement evidence-based practices, see our Bankability Training Doc.