Clickbait and Phishing: Montana Standards Alignment

Here's how Clickbait and Phishing aligns with curriculum standards in Montana. Use the filters to change the location, set of standards, and grade level.

Financial-Literacy Themes (High-School)

Standards

Defined by Financial Literacy & Economics Graduation Requirement Reference 9th-12th Grades and align with Clickbait and Phishing

VI: Managing Risk — People are exposed to personal risks that can result in lost income, assets, health, life, or identity. They can choose to manage those risks by accepting, reducing, or transferring them to others. When people transfer risk by buying insurance, they pay money now in return for the insurer covering some or all financial losses that may occur in the future. Common types of insurance include health insurance, life insurance, and homeowner's or renter's insurance. The cost of insurance is related to the size of the potential loss, the likelihood that the loss event will happen, and the risk characteristics of the asset or person being insured. Identity theft is a growing concern for consumers and businesses. Stolen personal information can result in financial losses and fraudulent credit charges. The risk of identity theft can be minimized by carefully guarding personal financial information.