Brian Page is currently a teacher with Reading High School where he was the first recipient, and Ohio's lone winner of the 2011 Milken National Educator Award. He is the Co-Creator of the Awesome Island Game, the 2011 EIFLE Award Winner for the "National Instructional Game of the Year, Tabletop", and has won numerous other teaching awards.
Mr. Page is currently helping the Ohio Department of Education write personal finance and business education state standards. He has previously worked with the University of Cincinnati Economic Center for Education and Research to review and develop financial education curriculum. and currently serves on various advisory councils including the National Education Advisory Council for BizWorld. Concurrently, he is the Outreach Director and a Director of Coaching with the Cincinnati United Soccer Club. Mr. Page holds a Master of Arts in Education and Bachelor of Business Administration.
Blog Posts
If you have followed the news lately, you have likely read about the looming college debt crisis. In October, the Economist published The Next Big Credit Bubble, and soon thereafter TIME Magazine published...
Read More.Most schools do not have the luxury of offering a stand-alone Personal Finance course in middle school. We are fortunate at Reading Community City Schools to have a district committed to financial literacy.
Read More.Teaching elementary students about money can be challenging. Often, students cannot conceptualize what money is, let alone all of the complicated financial tools that have become a part of our everyday lives.
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