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Business education resources from the National Business Education Association. Lesson plans, recorded sessions, publications and teaching materials, contributed by educators and reviewed by NBEA. Some resources are open to everyone; others are a benefit of membership.
The components of project-based learning, project management tools and resources to help you move your classroom to PBL.
The benefits of AI in teaching, and practical ways students can use AI to analyze data, summarize sources and plan their next steps.
Research on how business educators integrate NBEA's international business standards to build students' global competence.
Free personal finance lessons from the Foundation for Economic Education, including the Ultimate Budget Project and free FIT certification.
Presenters will assess secondary and post-secondary business educators' current AI awareness and readiness in this session.
How instructors can use Banks's model of multicultural education to support students' academic success in diverse classrooms.
The type, cost, salary outlook and expectations of U.S. programs that lead to business education licensure.
Pathway to Financial Success, a free financial education program for middle and high school with videos, e-learning and hands-on activities.
Save time at the copier: tools and AI features for turning paper lessons into digital ones, from Google Keep to digital assignments.
How people prefer to give and receive appreciation, and ways teachers can show gratitude to students, administrators and supporters.
An interactive workshop on AI tools for teachers: creating dynamic lessons, giving personalized feedback and freeing time for students.
Thirty ready-to-use economics and personal finance resources, project ideas and tips to refresh your lessons and curriculum.
How the Perkins Improvement Grant works for career and technical education, and how it can fund professional development and equipment.
Plugged and unplugged activities that bring business lessons to life beyond the textbook, with quick tips and ready resources.
Watch this session and be ready to immerse yourself in the world of Communication Skills for Business.
This session describes a creative and FUN student project that integrates Word, Excel, and PowerPoint and is based on a topic students enjoy completing.
More than 20 techniques and ready lessons for weaving employability skills into your business classroom every day.
Join us to learn how to future-proof your courses so your students can be ahead of the curve! Katherine Schmit & Sunday-Morio Todo
A marketing lesson for grades 9–12 on the difference between intermediary customers and end users, and how to market to each.
A marketing lesson for grades 11–12 on what shapes customer relationships and the cost of winning new customers versus keeping current ones.
A 50-minute marketing lesson for grades 11–12 on customer needs and wants, why customers return, and how companies show they care.
Objectives: 1. Identify and describe the changing characteristics of domestic and global populations, 2. Analyze the impact of consumer differences.
Join us to explore new and developing personal finance curriculums, projects, and ways to implement real-world data and charts into our classrooms.
A 50-minute business law lesson for grades 9–12 on uniform laws such as the UCC and the role of the Uniform Law Commission.
