Business education resources on general business — lesson plans, recorded sessions, publications and teaching materials from the National Business Education Association.
Explore Crumbl Cookies’ rapid rise and challenges to analyze product life cycle, marketing strategy, franchising, FOMO, and sustainable growth.
A 50-minute entrepreneurship lesson on Subway's rise and decline, evaluating the strengths and risks of its franchise business model.
We will explore how meaningful learning emerges through action, reflection, and iteration. Using real world learning journeys from simulations
Build content-driven digital escape rooms with Google Sites and Google Forms, using answer validation to create real reasoning puzzles.
A 50-minute lesson for grades 9–12 on how businesses use AI, its benefits and risks, and designing a responsible AI plan for a small business.
This guide will help you cut through marketing jargon and find the right simulation for your course.
How to start a school store: managing inventory and cash, marketing the store, and staffing it.
We focus on how to start and maintain a student-led entrepreneurial operation that provides goods to meet the needs of your school-based community.
How to bring supply chain management into existing business courses, with practical exercises and free resources.
A study showing that well-designed online, scenario-based case studies can match in-class versions, and what educators must still provide.
A high-energy, role-play session on embedding soft and communication skills in every class and CTSO, plus adding an industry certification.
The 2015 issue of the National Business Education Yearbook focuses on recent and projected technology trends affecting business education.
Our business simulations provide a well-rounded and positive learning experience for your students.
Learn how you can provide students opportunities to go hands-on through a simulated work environment.
RESTORING EDUCATOR WELL-BEING is an Essential Step to Assuring a Vibrant Education Workforce.
Northern North American Settlement, Economic Development, and Consequences: Fertile Ground for Teaching Social Justice in Business Courses
Research from Nigeria on how the Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme builds business graduates' employability skills and job prospects.
RiseUp, the NRF Foundation's training and credential program, gives students foundational employability skills for retail and beyond.
A focus on functions from the Excel Associate and Excel Expert Microsoft Office Specialist certification exams.
How South Carolina's Business Data Applications course aligns computer science with business, finance and marketing using ISTE standards.
Research on how business students experience asynchronous online discussions, and what makes a forum worthwhile rather than busywork.
Supply Chain Management (SCM) needs talent at every level. In this session, teachers will learn about the areas of SCM,
Best practices for designing and delivering online courses that engage students and keep teaching online manageable for the instructor.
Research on using Microsoft Teams for group discussions and projects in online university business courses, with two successful examples.
