Mr. Yung Chun Kit
Head of Economics, Maryknoll Fathers’ School

Biography

Mr Yung Chun Kit is the Coordinator of PSEE, Panel Head of Economics, and Head of General Affairs at Maryknoll Fathers’ School. He is also a doctoral candidate at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. His research interests include teacher professional capital and development, e-learning and AI-enhanced learning, as well as self-directed learning. He has been invited on numerous occasions to speak at teacher professional development programmes organised by the Education Bureau, as a guest speaker at The Education University of Hong Kong, and as a presenter at the Learning & Teaching Expo.

Topic

Smart Financial Competition: AI-Powered Game-Based e-Learning and immersive experience

Smart Financial Competition: AI-Powered Game-Based e-Learning and immersive experience

Abstract

This presentation introduces “Smart Financial Competition: AI-Powered Game-Based e-Learning and Immersive Experience,” an interdisciplinary teaching model integrating artificial intelligence (AI), game-based learning, digital learning, and national security education. Designed for secondary students (F3-6), this research-based pedagogical approach incorporates an original financial literacy simulation game, “Value Maximizer,” where students make investment decisions in a risk-free simulated environment to enhance financial literacy, decision-making skills, and economic reasoning. This model is grounded in Constructivist Learning Theory (Jonassen, 1999), Situated Learning Theory (Lave & Wenger, 1991), and Behavioral Economics Theory (Kahneman & Tversky, 1979). It leverages AI-assisted pre-learning, game-based financial decision-making, and AI-driven post-activity reflections, ensuring students develop analytical thinking and risk management skills while understanding the intersection of financial markets and national economic stability. The session will demonstrate how AI-enhanced adaptive learning, immersive experiences, and interdisciplinary strategies can optimize students’ engagement and financial competency in a data- driven, interactive learning environment.

The primary outcomes of this research-driven project include: Enhanced Financial Literacy and Decision-Making:
Students developed stronger financial awareness through AI-assisted learning and risk-based decision-making. Data-Driven Learning Insights: AI-powered analytics improved teachers’ ability to personalize instruction and evaluate students’ financial strategies. Gamification and AI in Education: The game-based approach increased student engagement and retention, with measurable improvements in market analysis skills. Integration of National Security Education: Students learned the role of policy interventions in market stability, aligning with economic security education frameworks. The project demonstrates how AI, game-based simulations, and digital education can enhance financial competency and strategic thinking. Future expansions will explore blockchain integration and deeper financial forecasting models.

Innovative Financial Education Models Learn how AI-driven, game-based, and immersive digital learning enhances students’ financial literacy, decision-making, and critical thinking. AI and Data-Driven Personalized Learning Understand how AI-powered analytics can provide real-time feedback, improving students’ financial planning and investment strategies. National Security and Financial Decision-Making Discover how integrating economic policy simulations in financial literacy education can deepen students’ understanding of market stability and policy impacts. This presentation will provide practical frameworks, real-world applications, and empirical insights into AI-driven financial education.