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The               classroom               is               an               ideal               setting               to               learn               to               trade               stocks.

The               classroom               should               be               equipped               with               a               discussion               and               demonstration               areas               to               begin               the               coursework.

Next,               students               will               research               stocks               within               the               computer               and               resource               sections               of               the               classroom.

Finally,               bulletin               boards               and               projectors               are               good               tools               to               present               findings               and               report               results.

The               curriculum               should               be               customized               according               to               the               needs               and               set               up               of               the               class.

Teach               and               Learn               About               Stocks               in               Classroom               Discussion               Area
               The               discussion               area               is               open               space               that               shall               serve               as               a               forum               to               share               ideas               related               to               the               importance               of               money               management.

If               the               discussion               area               is               not               large               enough               to               accommodate               all               students,               the               teacher               can               lead               the               group               from               the               front               of               the               class,               while               pupils               remain               seated.
               Open               up               the               discussion               by               sharing               life               goals               and               outlining               the               basic               costs               of               these               achievements.

The               classroom               should               agree               that               stock               market               investment               is               one               way               to               manage               money               and               convert               savings               into               wealth.
               Students               should               be               instructed               that               common               stock               represents               ownership               rights               pertaining               to               a               particular               business.

Share               price               values               fluctuate               according               to               economic               factors               that               influence               profitability.

The               depth               of               this               initial               discussion               pertaining               to               the               stock               market               mechanism               varies               according               to               the               age               and               aptitude               of               the               students.
               Teach               and               Learn               About               Stocks               in               Classroom               Demonstration               Area
               The               demonstration               area               holds               the               attention               of               an               entire               class               towards               relevant               presentations.

Students               use               the               demonstration               area               to               identify               businesses               and               economic               sectors               that               they               are               already               familiar               with               as               possible               investment               opportunities.

Students               will               typically               present               and               feature               the               products               of               large               capitalization               stocks,               or               companies               identified               with               food,               clothing,               entertainment               and               technology.

The               presenter               remains               within               the               area               after               the               demonstration,               to               answer               questions               and               receive               feedback.
               Teachers               should               set               guidelines               for               the               demonstrations               -               by               helping               students               screen               all               products               and               services               to               ensure               that               they               are               actually               offered               by               publicly               traded               companies.

Teachers               bracket               the               demonstrations               by               explaining               that               students               are               to               receive               a               set               amount               of               imaginary               money               to               trade               a               portfolio               of               stocks.

Students               can               assemble               portfolios               individually,               or               divide               themselves               up               into               groups               by               rotating               seats.
               Teach               and               Learn               About               Stocks               in               Classroom               Resource               Area
               The               resource               area               provides               structure               for               students               to               research               their               current               and               prospective               investments.

Furnish               the               resource               area               with               financial               magazines               and               daily               newspapers,               such               as               the               Wall               Street               Journal.

Further,               students               should               contact               corporate               investor               relations               departments               for               annual               reports               that               may               be               housed               within               the               resource               area.
               Students               should               learn               to               gather               and               organize               information               according               to               business               sector,               so               that               data               may               be               compared               intelligently.

Teachers               must               integrate               a               financial               glossary               into               the               coursework               to               effectively               define               stock               market               terms               and               valuation               methods.

Students               and               groups               will               move               between               their               seats,               the               resource               area               and               the               computer               bank               as               they               learn               how               to               trade               stocks.
               Teach               and               Learn               About               Stocks               in               Classroom               Computer               Banks
               Use               computers               for               real-time               information.

Students               should               learn               how               to               read               quotes               and               the               stock               ticker               from               online               websites.

All               stocks               are               represented               by               ticker               symbols,               and               share               quote               information               displays               the               current               price               and               changes               in               value               related               to               the               prior               trading               session.

The               class               should               also               recognize               major               stock               market               indexes,               such               as               the               Dow               Jones               Industrial               Average,               as               comparison               standards               for               financial               performance.
               Software               programs               and               online               tools               allow               students               to               set               up               portfolios               to               make               "paper"               trades               related               to               their               fake               money               through               the               computer.

Computer               time               is               best               used               during               afternoons,               which               may               coincide               with               the               end               of               the               regular               trading               session.
               Teach               and               Learn               About               Stocks               on               Classroom               Bulletin               Boards               and               Projections
               Bulletin               boards               and               projections               provide               means               to               visually               measure,               update,               and               report               results.

Results               can               be               ranked               and               calculated               by               percentage               returns               and               size               of               the               portfolio.

Students               should               be               encouraged               to               remark               upon               the               outcome               of               prior               investment               decisions.

Of               course,               stock               market               investment               is               a               long-term               proposition,               and               day-to-day               moves               are               not               always               an               ideal               indicator               for               the               success               of               one's               analysis.
               How               to               Teach               and               Learn               About               the               Stock               Market               in               the               Classroom,               Sources:
               Bloomberg               Market               Data               -               Stocks,               http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/stocks/movers_index_ibov.html
               Classroom               Layout,               http://www.bsu.edu/web/cldillard1/layout.JPG
               Stock               Market               Simulator,               http://www.moneyinstructor.com/ls/msimulation.asp






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