For EducatorsBuilt with Teachers and Students.
The Freedometer is being shaped alongside educators across the country, so it holds up where it matters most: in real classrooms.
A look at the Freedometer your students will use.
The Freedometer isn't being developed in isolation. It's being shaped alongside a growing community of educators who are helping us create a more engaging, practical, and effective way to teach investing.
Our Founding Teacher Cohort represents teachers from across the country who are testing the Freedometer, sharing honest feedback, and helping ensure it works in real classrooms.
The teachers shaping the Freedometer.
Tara Kelley
NGPF Ambassador for Professional Development and Distinguished Educator. Winner of the NGPF Teacher Innovator Award.[Add a 2 to 3 sentence bio for Tara.]
The Freedometer's information is presented in a thorough yet succinct way. Paired with the nice visuals, it really packs a punch with a nice entry point for all types of learners.
Travis Towne, Ed.D. | NBCT
NGPF Ambassador for Professional Development and Distinguished Educator. Regional Advisory Board Member, NC Council for Economic Education.A high school social studies teacher and department chair with 20+ years in education. He teaches two of the most important courses students will have, Civic Literacy and Economics and Personal Finance, and believes students should understand how government and money work in the real world. An Army veteran, he is also active in state and national education organizations and teaches graduate-level courses that help other teachers grow in personal finance education.
Financial literacy is one of the most practical life skills we can give students. Investing shouldn't feel intimidating, and I'm excited to help young people build the knowledge and confidence to make wise financial decisions for their future.
Two ways to be part of it.
Join the Founding Teacher Cohort
Test the Freedometer with your students, share honest feedback, and help shape a tool built for real classrooms.
Space is limited.Stay Connected
Follow the Freedometer as it grows. You will get program updates, early looks at new features, and the first chance to preview new releases before they reach the classroom.
