WHAT’S THE LATEST?
New & Updated Products
At EVERFI, we continually listen to the needs of our network of educators who use our curriculum to teach real-world skills. Our team is thrilled to announce several new and updated courses as well as enhancements to the learning platform.
Building & Moving:
STEM Careers™
This new workforce readiness course empowers students to explore and prepare for a wide range of careers that focus on enhancing efficiency and innovation across various industries. Through interactive real-world scenarios, students identify how science, technology, engineering, and math shape the worlds of construction and transportation and learn how to prepare for careers in construction, advanced manufacturing, and supply chain and transportation.
Financial Literacy
Collection
The Financial Literacy for High School Collection makes it easier for educators to provide students with financial education content aligned to standards. The Collection is a series of courses that pair well together to more comprehensively address national standards and provide an enhanced, cohesive learning experience for students. Educators can easily assign these complementary courses through a brand-new Add All to Class button.
Minding Your Money: Skills for Life™
This recently updated financial education course teaches students about different financial stages in life, how money and mental wellness are intertwined, and the ways money can affect interpersonal relationships. Through interactive real-world scenarios, this course supports students as they map out their futures, identify the strengths of their financial values, develop resilience, and navigate relationships. A new lesson has been added that explores how to initiate meaningful financial conversations with peers, family, and trusted adults.
306: Black History – Continuing the Story™
Through a partnership with The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, EVERFI is adding a fifth lesson to the course. Using a first-person narrative, the new lesson looks at the development of the philosophy of nonviolence. Learners explore connections between the ongoing struggle for civil and human rights in India in the early 1900’s, to the use of nonviolent resistance during the Civil Rights, to the use of nonviolence in the present day to confront injustices.
Econ Foundations: Economics for High School™
This recently updated financial education course explores how economic systems function, and the impact these systems have on individuals, businesses, governments, and the world. Students explore the ways in which economic information is used to make decisions and form strategies. The course begins with an overview of broad economic concepts before examining how money, goods, and services flow and the role that the government has in stabilizing the economy. Two new lessons (“The Basics” and “Microeconomics”) have been added to the course.