| 並列篇名 |
Construction of Early Childhood Financial Education Curriculum in the Context of Social Transformation in Taiwan: A Comparative Study of Financial Education Experiences From the United Kingdom, Australia, the United States, and Japan |
| 英文摘要 |
Taiwan has experienced rapid economic growth since 2020, sparking increased interest in financial management among the youth. Simultaneously, societal changes and the complexity of financial products have altered consumer habits. The lack of financial literacy not only results in personal losses but also hampers overall socioeconomic progress. Financial literacy involves both knowledge and the ability to make sound financial decisions. The transmission of financial knowledge across generations further disadvantages children with lower educational and socioeconomic status. To address this issue, early financial education is crucial. Preschoolers have the capacity to grasp financial concepts, making it essential to establish a foundational understanding of currency, consumption, savings, and investment. Many countries, including the US, EU, and Japan, recognize the importance of early financial education. This study explores financial education programs in the UK, Australia, the US, and Japan for young children (preschool to fourth grade). Its aim is to develop a concise curriculum outline for three to six-year-olds in Taiwan, taking into account cultural nuances. The proposed content can guide future efforts in promoting financial education in early childhood education. |