Entrepreneurship: Introduction to Lean Startup
An entrepreneurship lesson introducing the lean startup and its key principles through a case study and a board game.
Lesson Plans — a curated collection of business education resources from the National Business Education Association.
An entrepreneurship lesson introducing the lean startup and its key principles through a case study and a board game.
A high school business law lesson on the freedoms in the Bill of Rights and key constitutional amendments beyond it.
A lesson plan about the importance of asking questions to determine when more information is needed.
A middle school entrepreneurship lesson on spotting social trends and how entrepreneurs solve problems for different stakeholders.
Lesson plan about Negligence, Strict Liability, and Intentional Torts.
Lesson plan about Defining Assets Liabilities Equity Revenue Expenses Gains and Losses.
A lesson plan about trends in society that can lead to entrepreneurial opportunities related to sustainability.
Lesson plan about Understanding Business Operations in Financial Statements.
A lesson plan about common barriers to effective listening, including distractions, biases, emotional triggers, and lack of focus.
A lesson plan about societal trends that can lead to entrepreneurial opportunities in social and environmental entrepreneurship.
A lesson plan about the importance of listening skills in effective communication.
A lesson plan about why a clear value proposition is important for businesses.
Lesson plan about Analyzing the Impact of Asset Disposal on Financial Statements.
A high school business law lesson on the purpose and parts of a court brief, with practice summarizing and briefing court decisions.
A lesson plan about how technology and social media have impacted education by analyzing the benefits and drawbacks of using technology in the classroom.
A high school business law lesson on precedent: binding and persuasive precedent, stare decisis, and how courts make law.
A trivia-style accounting lesson on what can be learned by analyzing financial statements, for late high school and junior college students.
A middle school entrepreneurship lesson on spotting opportunities in social trends and making a difference through community service.
Lesson plan about Local, State, and Federal Government Roles and Powers.
Lesson plan about Comparing National, State, Territorial, and Provincial Constitutions.
Lesson plan about Understanding Business Ownership Reporting in Financial Statements.
Lesson plan about Analyzing Accounting Data: Liquidity and Solvency Ratios.
A middle and early high school communication lesson on why following spoken directions matters and strategies for doing it well.
A game-based accounting lesson on the difference between accounting and bookkeeping, and the purpose of the accounting process.