To mark the publication of the book “Financial education in Italy: state of the art, experiments and perspectives” by Tommaso Agasisti, the Museum of Saving organized a webinar for teachers and financial operators on 23 March at 3 pm.
The event will illustrate how financial education has evolved in the post-Covid period and how to design effective educational initiatives capable of generating a long-term impact.
The aim is to support school planning and programming in the field of “Economic Citizenship” skills and to stimulate a discussion with operators on innovative methodologies and approaches, also based on the experiences already faced in Italy.
Program
3.00 pm – Financial education: what has changed in the last two years and where we are heading?
Giovanna Paladino, Director and curator of the Museum of Saving
3.20 pm – How to plan financial education: methodologies and tools
Tommaso Agasisti, Professor of Economic-Management Engineering, Milan Polytechnic
3.40 pm – Financial education interventions at school: what impact on students?
Gabriele Iannotta, Researcher at the Milan Polytechnic
16.00 – Debate and Q&A
How to participate
To participate, free registration is required by filling out the form https://bit.ly/FormWebinar2303
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