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The Insurance Education Institute Merges with
The Griffith Foundation for Insurance Education
The newly formed Griffith Insurance Education Foundation will provide risk management and insurance education programs and resources to students, educators and public policymakers
We are pleased to announce that the Insurance Education Institute (IEI) of Indianapolis, Ind., and The Griffith Foundation for Insurance Education of Columbus, Ohio, have merged effective January 1, 2008.
The mission of the Griffith Insurance Education Foundation is to become the premiere organization supporting the study and teaching of risk management and insurance and encouraging young people to pursue careers in these fields.
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Classroom Materials for Educators
Insurance Curriculum
in a Box
Designed to give teachers an opportunity to educate high school students with the most current and up-to-date information on the insurance industry,Curriculum in a Box allows you to teach from the module that best fits your classroom schedule - 30, 60 or 120 minutes of insurance curriculum. Loaded with great information, supplemental materials and even video clips, the Curriculum in a Box modules will allow you to educate your students about insurance and risk in a manner that is fun, engaging and relative to their everyday lives. Curriculum in a Box provides teachers with a classroom-ready product that allows them more information to share with their students and less time to have to spend preparing the lesson plans and gathering the material. Click on the lesson plans to the left and start taking advantage of these tools.
Risk, Responsibility, Reality:
How Insurance Works
Risk, Responsibility, Reality: How Insurance Works is a supplementallearning tool for high school teachers to educate students about insurance and risk management.This program is a DVD with printed supplemental materials designed to explain the basics of insurance, especially as they are relevant to high school students now or in the foreseeable future, and help students apply them to everyday situations that they can relate to.
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