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As we commemorate the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, it might be interesting to remember that the stock market closed for four days following the attacks. To learn more about how the stock market/economy reacted to that event, and what lasting impact the event has had over these 20 years, check out this Investopedia article.
It might be interesting to have students research and reflect on the impact of the Covid pandemic, both in early days and since then, and see if there are any similarities.
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Beth Tallman entered the working world armed with an MBA in finance and thoroughly enjoyed her first career working in manufacturing and telecommunications, including a stint overseas. She took advantage of an involuntary separation to try teaching high school math, something she had always dreamed of doing. When fate stepped in once again, Beth jumped on the opportunity to combine her passion for numbers, money, and education to develop curriculum and teach personal finance at Oberlin College. Beth now spends her time writing on personal finance and financial education, conducts student workshops, and develops finance curricula and educational content. She is also the Treasurer of Ohio Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy.
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