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Discussão e análise de teorias relacionadas ao tema educação financeira (educação, alfabetização e comportamento financeiro). Aplicação de conceitos, procedimentos, fatos e ferramentas próprias da Educação Financeira, nos mais diversos contextos. Como resultado prático, espera-se que os discentes, adquiram competências e habilidades para reconhecer, raciocinar, representar, comunicar e argumentar sobre o contexto de pesquisa relacionados à educação financeira. |
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