Business Law - Local, State, and Federal Government Roles and Powers
Lesson plan about Local, State, and Federal Government Roles and Powers.
Every lesson plan in the NBEA Library — business education materials for classroom use.
Lesson plan about Local, State, and Federal Government Roles and Powers.
Lesson plan about Understanding Business Ownership Reporting in Financial Statements.
A game-based accounting lesson on the difference between accounting and bookkeeping, and the purpose of the accounting process.
A lesson plan about importance of adapting listening strategies for different audiences and contexts.
A lesson plan about the concept of design thinking and its importance in entrepreneurship.
Students define and tell apart assets, liabilities and equity, find each in a financial statement, and see why accurate classification matters.
A lesson plan about lessons learned from the crisis to prevent future financial disasters.
A lesson plan about the importance of asking questions to determine when more information is needed.
An early high school entrepreneurship lesson on how a market economy decides what, how and for whom to produce, applied to a new venture.
A middle and early high school business law lesson on civil versus criminal law and the burden of proof in each.
A lesson plan about the concept of opportunity costs and its importance in decision-making for an entrepreneurial venture.
A lesson plan about supply and demand, its determinants and price interaction.
A lesson plan about the characteristics of different market structures.
An entrepreneurship lesson defining goods and services, with real-life examples of how entrepreneurial ventures offer them.
A lesson plan about laws that govern the use of the internet and computer networks.
An information technology lesson on acceptable use policies, how they are enforced, and how to read Creative Commons and software licenses.
A lesson plan about the importance of ethical behavior when using information technologies.
A lesson plan about one’s ability to recognize and manage risks as an entrepreneur.
A communication lesson on the difference between hearing and listening, active listening, and strategies for listening for meaning.
A lesson plan about locating and leveraging available resources and mentors to build the skills and support necessary to become an entrepreneur.
An entrepreneurship lesson on opportunity cost, trade-offs in business decisions, and the risks and returns of small business financing.
An information technology lesson on online privacy: common risks such as identity theft and cyberbullying, and practices that keep students safe.
Lesson plan about The Conceptual Framework of Accounting - Inventory Control.
A lesson plan about the four factors of production and their role in entrepreneurship.