2025-03-11 10:33:06
The Power of Leverage
The Power of Leverage
đ In this activity, students will explore the powerâand risksâof leverage by analyzing the price movements in trading. They'll calculate percentage gains and losses, compare leveraged vs. non-leveraged trades, and reflect on strategies to manage risk. The final question encourages critical thinking about real-world financial decision-making.
â ïž Itâs essential to introduce the key terms in the starter activity to ensure students build a strong foundation before diving into calculations. Be sure to check the speaker notes in the starter slides for discussion prompts and answers to guide the conversation.
đ Though aligned with middle school CCSS, due to the concept of trading, more suitable for upper middle and high school studentsâ°Min. 60 minutes including the starter activity
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