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Biz Kid$ Connects to 21st Century Skills

posted on July 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM

Looking for a way to address financial literacy skills as a 21st Century Skill requirement of Iowa's Core Curriculum? Then tune in to Biz Kid$, a fun, new series for students in grades 5-10 that teaches financial literacy skills such as saving, budgeting, investing and giving back to the community. Each episode features several young business owners and philanthropists who share their success stories. Check here for a full broadcast... Read More

Videos Tagged 'philanthropy'

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Anne Mulcahy, Former CEO of Xerox (#215)

Full Program: Former CEO of Xerox, Anne Mulcahy, is board chair of Save the Children, the leading humanitarian organization working to improve the lives of children around the world. 28:47
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The Open Mind | At the Foundation | PBS

Full Program: Peter Goldmark discusses the details of his position. 28:27
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PBS NewsHour | Facebook C.E.O Gives Back to Low-Income Schools | PBS

Facebook C.E.O Gives Back to Low-Income Schools 05:23
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The Open Mind | The Art of Philanthropy | PBS

Full Program: New York Times Company Foundation President Jack Rosenthal 28:13
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The Open Mind | A Call to Alms | PBS

Full Program: Reynold Levy discusses asking and giving in philanthropy. 28:05
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