Information Technology: The Privacy Puzzle
An information technology lesson on online privacy: common risks such as identity theft and cyberbullying, and practices that keep students safe.
Lesson Plans — a curated collection of business education resources from the National Business Education Association.
An information technology lesson on online privacy: common risks such as identity theft and cyberbullying, and practices that keep students safe.
A lesson plan about analyzing the characteristics, skills, and attitudes of someone with an entrepreneurial mindset.
A lesson plan on digital footprints, how they are created through online communication, and the importance of managing their online presence.
An entrepreneurship lesson that uses case studies to help students tell honest business practices from dishonest ones.
A 50-minute accounting lesson for grades 11–12 and junior college: applying ethical decision-making skills to an unethical business scenario.
A lesson plan about the advantages and disadvantages and identify the winners/losers from different government intervention examples in the economy.
A scenario-based cybersecurity lesson: students learn key terms, a safety checklist and good practices for real-life situations.
A 50-minute entrepreneurship lesson for grades 11–12 and junior college: brainstorming product ideas with design thinking and role-plays.
A lesson plan about the impact of IT Tools on Our Work, School, and Personal Lives.
Lesson plan about Getting to Know Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
An economics lesson on why federal income taxes exist, how much tax a person pays in a scenario, and the pros and cons of a tax increase.
A lesson plan about the impact of entrepreneurship on your local community and its economy
Lesson plan about the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board.