Entries by Naiomi

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Upload Adoption Agreement

If you haven’t already: Click here to download the FiCycle Math Adoption Agreement  Click here to download the district/multi-school FiCycle Math Adoption Agreement    Upload Completed Adoption Agreement Below:  

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FiCycle’s Contestimonial

This school year marks FiCycle’s 10 Year Anniversary! We want to celebrate by giving you the mic to let us know how FiCycle has impacted you! Take a video letting us know: What you liked about FiCycle How it’s impacted you or your students Why you chose and continue to choose FiCycle. Winners will be […]

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Got a standout student project from FiCycle Math? Did a student ace the GameStop or LOGs lesson? Have interesting answers from the CYF Modules? Upload them all! Your submissions are incredibly valuable. Not only do they showcase real student work that other teachers can learn from, but they also help us improve our materials for […]

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Taxes and Retirement Savings

Mathematics of Tax-Advantaged Retirement Savings (NOTE: The content of this blog is intended to demonstrate the mathematical analysis of retirement savings and is not intended as investment advice.) How do you imagine most people pay expenses during their retirement, after they have stopped working and no longer receive a wage? Almost everyone needs to save […]

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FiCycle Standards for Personal Finance and Mathematics

To read our standards download here or click through the full standards below. Other helpful documents: Standards Rationale Get a more in-depth picture of the rationale behind our standards such as the five principles that governed our approach and why an approach like this is important given the current state of personal finance and math […]

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Odds & Probability (Part I)

What are the Odds? With the growth of online betting, odds are in the media more than ever. While we don’t recommend gambling, for reasons you will soon learn, we believe that understanding odds will improve your understanding of probability and investing. Odds and probability In math class, when we study uncertain outcomes we usually […]

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