A fantastic resource for Business, Accounting and Economics students, free to use on the Your Financial Model website
Input data to generate financial forecasts.
Perfect for modelling in lessons, or for students to access for coursework and lesson activities.
Exemplar PDF to showcase how the website works is attached.
A series of resources to cover average, total and marginal costs, average, total and marginal revenues, and profit. Including past paper questions and links to online resources.
A presentation containing 'snowball' or summary questions for all five topics within the AQA AS Microeconomics specifications, including a key term test.
This would be ideal as an entire lesson, or could be used as a summary at the end of teaching each section.
Methods of production lesson:
Powerpoint outlining job and flow production with embedded video examples and quick tasks.
Production line activity with one half of the class as a factory using job production and one half using flow production.
Need glue, colouring pencils and scissors.
Let your students choose their homework based on the chilli rating- the spicier the task, the harder the homework! I have used this for Economics but can be edited for all subjects.
An easy way to set homework. I gave this sheet to my students in September and have used it throughout the year. The more 'Facebook likes', the harder the homework! Can be edited for any subject.
A lesson on the EU, including a starter activity using questions for the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgnXwrsMBUs (link on ppt), a powerpoint, a true or false activity and a game which asks the students to guess the country with clues.
Quick revision game based on the TV programme who wants to be a millionaire. I split the class of 16 into four groups and they each took it in turn to answer one question. Questions from all areas of the 2016 AS Micro AQA spec, easy to edit. Credit to bradfordchopsy for the powerpoint graphics.