Money Management Teaching Tools for Low Income Audiences

Authors

Mary Ellen Rider, Purdue Cooperative Extension ServiceFollow
Karen Konzelmann, Purdue Cooperative Extension Service
Polly Gettinger, Purdue Cooperative Extension Service
Donna Vandergraff, Purdue Cooperative Extension Service

Volume

32

Issue

1

Abstract

An Indiana Extension team developed, piloted, and delivered money management lessons for Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) audiences. Materials include a calendar for record keeping, reading and activity sheets for clientele, and a curriculum guide for program assistants. While use of the materials by EFNEP continues, other organizations, working with low-income audiences, also use the materials and training.

Recommended Citation

Rider, M. E., Konzelmann, K., Gettinger, P., & Vandergraff, D. (1994). Money Management Teaching Tools for Low Income Audiences. The Journal of Extension, 32(1), Article 19. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol32/iss1/19