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An Assessment of the Economic Knowledge of Senior Grade Elementary School Students in Taiwan

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Essential elementary of economic education for citizenships are not only some body of economic content that students must learn, but also students must learn how to apply that knowledge to make reasoned decisions or judgments.

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It is important to incorporate economics at the elementary school level, which is the beginning stage of the compulsory education in Taiwan. And Research Spanning more than two decades has provided abundant evidence that elementary school students are capable of learning economic concepts.

However, the quality of the curriculum materials is best judged by the achievement outcome of students’ economic learning. Two stage sampling procedures were used in selecting the sample. A sample of seventeen elementary schools were contacted.

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A total of 34 fifth and sixth grade classes with 1232 students were utilized as the sample in this study. The economic literacy status of the students’ knowledge was measured by using the Basic Economic Test(BET). And two information questionnaire were used to collect demographic and related data .

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