Economics for Kids - Economic Ways of Thinking 2 - Lessons from Fables & Fairy Tales

The Bremen Town Musicians: Economic Ways of Thinking introduces children to the fundamentals of entrepreneurial thinking, teamwork, and creative problem-solving using the adventurous journey of four unlikely friends. As the animals join forces to find a new future, young readers learn how collaboration, courage, and thinking outside the box can lead to success in both life and business.
This delightful retelling of a classic fairy tale empowers children to explore new opportunities, value individual strengths, and discover how resourcefulness and partnership can create real-world solutions.Key Lessons:Teamwork Wins: Shows how working together-like the musicians scaring off thieves-creates strength through unity.
Venturing Out: Encourages kids to take initiative, explore new paths, and embrace change as a path to opportunity.
Solving Real Problems: Demonstrates how thoughtful planning and creativity help tackle everyday challenges.

Educational Purpose:
As the final installment in the Economics for Kids series, this story wraps up essential economic principles with a heartwarming narrative. Ideal for ages 6-12, it inspires kids to dream big, work collaboratively, and apply economic thinking to life's adventures.

Über den Autor / die Autorin

Helen Hoang earned her Ph.D. in Economics from the Australian National University (ANU). She holds three master's degrees in Economic Policy, Business Administration, and Development Studies from prestigious universities in Australia, Switzerland and Vietnam. Her exceptional dedication to education earned her scholarships throughout her postgraduate studies.Dr. Hoang's impressive career includes compiling the Health Expenditure Australia Database and the Australian Child Well-being Data Assets. With her expertise in data analyst, data management and economics, she has supported health and welfare projects and contributing to other key projects featured in the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reports.In addition, she was also actively involved in a non-profit organisation project funded by Switzerland on public administration reforms, focussing on improving grassroots democracy and public service delivery initiatives. She collaborated with the National Academy of Public Administration and the University of Agriculture in Vietnam to design initiative mechanisms to enhance the people's participation in public service delivery and agricultural innovation.Her strategic consulting work spans economic policy, business development, and research. She has delivered workshops on economics, personal growth, and entrepreneurship, inspiring individuals and organisations alike. Dr. Hoang's contributions extend to economic research and analysis for universities, companies, non-profit organisations and government agencies, showcasing her commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering growth.Dr. Hoang created MBA Kids to share her passion with the next generation. Her efforts reflect her deep love for her son, who is also her inspiration behind this initiative. Her mission is to introduce children to the fundamentals of economics, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and innovative thinking in children. Through MBA Kids, she provides educational programs that ignite curiosity and ambition in young people, helping them become thoughtful decision-makers and creative leaders.In addition to her academics and her work as an economist and her work with MBA Kids, Dr. Hoang is the author of Economics for Kids: Volume 1 and 2. These books are thoughtfully written and are key subject of the MBA Kids program. They are designed to fill gaps in economic and financial foundations in children and provide young readers with the tools they need to make informed decisions and build a brighter future.

Produktdetails

• Autoren: Helen Hoang
• Verlag: Helen Hoang
• Sprache: Englisch
• Produktform: Taschenbuch
• Erschienen: 10.04.2025
• EAN: 9781923431096
• ISBN: 978-1-923431-09-6
• Seiten: 32
• Abmessung: 127 mm x 203 mm x 2 mm
• Gewicht: 47 g
• Thema: Kinder- und Jugendbücher > Sachbücher / Sachbilderbücher > Recht, Wirtschaft