Lesson Plan: Business Law - Legislate and Regulate
A 50-minute business law lesson for grades 9–12 on federal regulations, how agencies create them, and the Regulatory Flexibility Act.
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A 50-minute business law lesson for grades 9–12 on federal regulations, how agencies create them, and the Regulatory Flexibility Act.
A 50-minute business law lesson for grades 9–12 on the purpose of a constitution and the three branches of the federal government.
A 50-minute business law lesson for grades 9–12 on statutory law and how a bill becomes a federal law.
A 50-minute economics lesson for grades 11–12 on how factors of production are used to satisfy economic wants.
A 50-minute economics lesson for grades 11–12 on scarcity and how it forces individuals, governments and societies to make choices.
A 50-minute economics lesson for grades 11–12 on trade-offs, opportunity cost and weighing choices for solving societal problems.
A 50-minute economics lesson for grades 11–12 on economic wants and how they are satisfied, with a Canva vision board activity.
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Practical ways to bring AI into business education: AI tools for lesson planning, ethical use by students, and AI projects for business planning.
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Using a diagram called the BASIS Framework to explain the workings of double entry accounting.
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Five expert tips for teaching social media marketing: new ways to structure the course and stay current as the platforms keep changing.
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A 50-minute high school lesson on Carol Dweck's research: students tell growth from fixed mindsets and build strategies to overcome challenges.
Bell ringers, lesson plans and a week-long unit to celebrate Digital Citizenship Week in your business classroom.
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