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Adult education business scaffolded notes
Business Digital Literacy Unit
This Digital Literacy unit, perfect for beginning any business class, includes the following resources:- Parts of the Computer PowerPoint Presentation- Parts of the Computer Matching Activity- Software and Hardware PowerPoint Presentation- Software Graphic Organizer- Introduction to the Internet PowerPoint Presentation- Introduction to the Internet Scaffolded Note- Internet Safety Public Service Announcement AssignmentSign up for The Student Success Room e-mail list for special offers and teachi
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Full Civil Law Bundle! Slide Decks, Discussion Activities, Research Tasks
This bundle serves as an introduction to four key areas of civil law. Tort LawFamily LawEmployment LawContract LawEach of the resources included in this bundle focuses on the specific learning expectations under Strand D of Understanding Canadian law (Ontario Curriculum): http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/curriculum/secondary/2015cws11and12.pdfD1. Introduction to Tort Law: analyse the legal foundations of tort law; the factors influencing its development; and the role of individuals, groups, and cour
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 4 Forms of Business Ownership - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 4 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.Chapter 4
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Consumer Math: Leasing vs Buying Car Lesson and Math Worksheet BUNDLE
This product is great for a consumer math class or personal finance class. In this product, students will calculate the monthly car payment given the principal loan amount, loan term, and interest rate, and compare the total cost of leasing and buying the same car. There are three different scenarios where students will calculate the monthly car payment and compare the total cost of leasing and buying the same car. At the end of each scenario, students will determine if the person in the scenari
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Renting vs Buying a House Lesson with Google Slides for Consumer Math Class
In this consumer math lesson, students will compare the costs of renting vs. buying a house. Students will also answer discussion questions about when it is appropriate to buy a house and the responsibilities associated with buying one. Additionally, students will compare the upfront costs associated with each and learn about closing costs, down payments, security deposits, and utilities. They will be given a chart to fill in the information and compare renting and buying.What's Included:3-page
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
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Consumer Math Gratuity Lesson on Calculating Tip and Using Percents
In this consumer math product, students will be provided with scaffolded notes about tipping and gratuity. They will calculate the tip using percentages and learn how to tip the appropriate amount based on various scenarios. For example, students will discover the appropriate amount to tip for hotel staff, restaurant servers, taxi drivers, and food delivery drivers. Lastly, students will also learn an easy way to calculate the tip without using a calculator!What's Included:4-page scaffolded stud
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Mortgage Loans Lesson on Calculating Monthly Mortgage Payments for Consumer Math
In this consumer math product students will be provided with scaffolded notes about mortgages, repayment options, interest rates and calculating monthly mortgage payments. Students should already have prior knowledge on what principal and interest are and have a basic understanding of loans. This lesson should be used to delve deeper into loans, specifically mortgage loans. Students will also compare the price of homes now to the price of houses over 20 years ago. In doing so, students should re
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Consumer Math Mortgage Loans Lessons and Project Bundle
Consumer Math Student Loans Lesson: Calculating Simple Interest Monthly Payments
In this consumer math product, students will be provided with scaffolded notes about student loans. In this lesson, students will learn about different kinds of government student loans, including subsidized vs. unsubsidized student loans, as well as Direct PLUS and Direct Consolidated loans. Students will calculate simple interest and the monthly payments on a student loan. Additionally, students will learn that most student loans are simple interest loans, although there are some student loans
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10th - 12th, Adult Education
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Personal Loans Lesson on Simple Interest and Comparing Loan Options
In this consumer math product students will be provided with scaffolded notes about personal loans. In this lesson students will compare loan options by looking at different interest rates, loan terms and loan amounts. Students will also calculate simple interest and monthly payments on personal loans. In addition students will learn definitions such as defaulting on a loan and secured and unsecured loans. This resources provides real-world math examples to engage students and help students bett
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11th - 12th, Adult Education
Internet Safety Bundle
Introduce your students to the internet ensuring they also practice internet safety! This bundle includes the following:Introduction to the Internet PowerPoint PresentationIntroduction to the Internet Scaffolded NoteInternet Safety Public Service Announcement Assignment Sign up for The Student Success Room e-mail list for special offers and teaching tips.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Business Activities: Mergers & Acquisitions (Horizontal, Vertical, LBO)
FEATURES• Full Lesson Plan!• Bellringer• Active Learning Roam the Room• 6 historical M&A scenarios from the last decade• Guided NotesGREAT ACTIVITY FOR• Business Management• Business Law• FinanceLEARNING OBJECTIVES• Define vocabulary related to mergers and acquisitions.• Identify the type of deal (horizontal, vertical, conglomerate, or Leveraged Buyout) from historical scenarios.• Determine evidence that indicates the type of merger or acquisition that has occurred in historical scenarios.•
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Loans Lesson on Amortization, Simple Interest, Compound Interest
In this consumer math product, students will be provided with scaffolded notes about loans. They will learn important definitions like principal, interest, APR, and amortization. Additionally, students will calculate simple interest, compound interest, and continuous interest and see how each type is used for different kinds of loans. This is a great lesson to teach students before they learn about car loans, mortgage loans, or personal loans.What's Included:5-page scaffolded student notes hando
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Leasing a Car Lesson with Google Slides on Comparing Car Loans and Leasing
In this consumer math product students will be provided with scaffolded notes about leasing a car, the costs of leasing with corresponding math problems, comparing the pros and cons to buying a car, and to determine if it is better to have a loan versus a lease. This lesson should be used to delve deeper into a personal finance unit on cars, and expenses associated with cars. This resources provides real-world math examples to engage students and help students better understand how the costs o
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Consumer Math: Leasing vs Buying Car Lesson and Math Worksheet BUNDLE
OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 14 Financial Info & Accounting - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 14 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.NOTE: Ea
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 11 Products and Pricing - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 11 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.Chapter
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Business Software Bundle
Help students learn the function of different types of online software with the following resources:- Hardware and Software PowerPoint Presentation- Software Graphic OrganizierSign up for The Student Success Room e-mail list for special offers and teaching tips.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Introduction to the Internet Bundle
Introduce your students to the internet with a PowerPoint Presentation and a scaffolded note that will help students learn the following information:How the internet works and its purposeTypes of Internet ConnectionsPros and cons of different devices that use the internet A comparison of different devices that use the internetHow to evaluate different types of Internet payment plans based on a given real-life situationSign up for The Student Success Room e-mail list for special offers and teachi
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 8 Human Resources and Labor - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 8 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.NOTE: Eac
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 3 Global Marketplace - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 3 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.Chapter 3
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 1 Economics and Business - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 1 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.Ch 1: Und
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 7 Organizational Structures - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 7 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.Chapter 7
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 5 Entrepreneurship - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 5 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.Chapter 5
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Basic Economics Lecture, Notes, and Quiz
This is the lesson to introduce the concept of economics to your students. There is a powerpoint lecture (with guided notes) on scarcity, opportunity cost, and the four factors of production. Included with it is a 20/20 video discussing about price gouging and its ethics. The second powerpoint lecture (with guided notes) is on the production possibilities curve. Attached is also a 10 question quiz assessing what students know about the production possibilities curve.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â Economics Lessons Bundle
OpenStax Intro to Business Ch 6 Management and Leadership - Guided Notes
These Guided Notes are meant to accompany Chapter 6 of the OpenStax Introduction to Business free digital textbook found here.What are Guided Notes?Guided notes are a structured note-taking organizer to help students read text. Students are asked to define important terms and answer key questions.How do you use them?I allow students to use any handwritten guided notes on exams. This gives students an incentive to engage with the readings and helps students learn good note-taking skills.Chapter 6
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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