Anna jika Tebulo Malawi 🇲🇼 Cohort 20 Today's session really brought home the point that for financial literacy to stick, learning has to continue at home. Parents need to be our active partners in this journey. Holding regular, consistent meetings helps parents become familiar with us and builds real mutual trust. When parents and facilitators work together, children see the same financial principles practiced both in the classroom and at home, which makes the lessons truly stick for life!
The plan is continuing engaging the team as consistent engaging the team helps to builds a stronger financial culture for the next generation.
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Today's session really brought home the point that for financial literacy to stick, learning has to continue at home. Parents need to be our active partners in this journey.
Holding regular, consistent meetings helps parents become familiar with us and builds real mutual trust. When parents and facilitators work together, children see the same financial principles practiced both in the classroom and at home, which makes the lessons truly stick for life!