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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.
Steady demand for teachers and shifting teacher licensing policies have created many pathways to gaining a license to teach business education.
In a digitally transforming world the jobs of today and tomorrow require more digitally skilled employees.
Explore expanding inter-personal skills with students in business education courses through using the "Who You Are Matters" game.
The purpose of the study was to describe the professional development needs of novice business teachers in the state of Pennsylvania.
In this session, we explore online paraphrasing tools including cost, quality of results, and the ability to avoid plagiarism detection.
Praxis test requirements. This study explored the relationship among key variables of G.P.A., credit hours and age at the time of the test
MBTN will discuss its learning system, which provides students with foundational practice in business math and the calculation of important metrics.
The session will cover current federal legislative and regulatory activities impacting business education.
What employers say graduates lack, the soft skills they demand in new hires, and lesson plans that build students' career readiness.
Ledger Mania Online, a virtual accounting game designed to reinforce the concepts of journalizing, posting and producing a balanced trial balance.
A workshop with great ideas for games - electronic and non-electronic- that you can implement in the classroom.
A three-step assignment built on Jeff Beals's book Self-Marketing Power that helps students build a personal brand and action plan.
Research-based strategies for effective online teaching, from a study of how community college students experience their courses.
Research on how Junior Achievement pre-clinical experiences shape preservice business teachers' approach to entrepreneurship education.
How visually immersive digital simulations let students run a business, make decisions and watch it prosper or flounder.
A pilot study of how college business students use and perceive an augmented reality activity that simulates a job fair.
What open educational resources are, how to build an OER program and courses, and sample business OER courses to explore.
Review why business simulations are an important part of today's business education.
Research on what shapes high school counselors' views of career and technical education, and whether they advise students to enroll.
How to effectively implement and facilitate a work-based learning program through one-day career exploration shadows and longer, on-site internships.
One of the most underserved group of student are former foster youth and students receiving their GED who are incarcerated.
National Geographic Learning, a part of Cengage publishes content written by authors who draw on experiences as CTE teachers and industry professionals.
Journal of Applied Research for Business Education, Volume 15, Issue 4: how business students experience rote versus meaningful learning.
Business Education Forum, December 2019: safe workplaces, budgeting lessons, online debates in marketing, fake news and entrepreneurship.
