Nov 23, 2021

My Classroom Podcast Special Edition: The Two Cents Couple

Welcome to a Special Edition of My Classroom, a short NGPF podcast series devoted to supporting the efforts of educators. We typically speak with classroom teachers who share timely tips, resources, and teaching strategies that can be implemented immediately into the classroom. 

However, we couldn’t pass up on the opportunity of sharing a recording of our Speaker Series with Philip Olson and Julia Lorenz-Olson, the Two Cents couple. 

Two Cents is released weekly on PBS and are short and engaging videos that focus on personal finance tips and tricks. As of mid-November 2021, we have turned 70 Two Cents videos into EdPuzzles that teachers can use in their classrooms. You can find each of these in our Video Library by typing “Two Cents” in the search bar as shown below: 

Hear their story, the inspiration for the Two Cents videos, some of their personal favorites, and much more. Enjoy the show!

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About the Author

Brian Page

Making a difference in the lives of students through financial capability is Brian’s greatest passion. He comes to NGPF after fifteen years of public school teaching where he was the ‘11 Ohio Department of Education recipient of a Milken National Educator Award, the CEE Forbes Award winner, and a Money Magazine/CNN "Money Hero". He served on the working group for President Obama's Advisory Council on Financial Capability. He has private school experience as a Trustee for the Cincinnati Country Day School and was a past Ohio Jump$tart President. Brian holds a BBA and M.Ed. When Brian isn’t working alongside his NGPF teammates he is likely spending time with his wife, three children, and dog; hiking, or watching Ohio State football.

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