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Published: January 25, 2010
Elder Fraud : Preventing Senior Scams - Lesson Plan
This updated packet provides guidance for teachers and team leaders. The packet contains a detailed curriculum, classroom activities and take home worksheets. (Note: It is only available as a PDF file.)
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- This publication is part of the Elder Fraud training module.
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