Financial education standards in some U.S. states are exposing students' personal information through classroom activities involving sensitive documents like W-4s and loan forms. This raises significant privacy risks, as teachers often lack the training to handle such data securely. Ensuring that financial education is both practical and safe requires clear guidelines for using redacted forms and providing educators with necessary privacy training.
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