If you wear a lanyard with a ‘credit card sized’* ID card, this is a tool for making a two week printable timetable that fits on the back of your lanyard. .xlsx format spreadsheet, with a different sheets for various templates divided into times of day, or divided into periods. There is a link to a google sheets version in the spreadsheet. Print out the sheet, cut out the timetable, fold along the thick black line and cover in clear adhesive tape. I use blue adhesive putty to attach to the back of my lanyard ID card holder *‘Credit card size’ is also known as ID-1 or CR80

Complete lesson on Government failure. Includes a worksheet. Any suggestions/improvements/complaints please do comment and I will update it for future editions. The font is in OpenDyslexic - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/

A spreadsheet for creating detailed feedback sheets used to feed back to A-level students who have sat the Assessment Materials provided by Edexcel. Covers papers 1,2 and 3. The feedback sheets mailmerge with the spreadsheet to create a document which breaks down their marks and compares to the mark scheme question by question in a way which is very clear to the students. Hopefully it is straightforward - in the spreadsheet make sure you in the correct tab for the paper you are marking. The total columns for each question will add up automatically, you just put in the numbers for knowledge, analysis, evaluation etc. It will also total up the score and work out the grade and marks needed for the next grade automatically For 8, 10, 12 and 20 mark questions there are also columns for WWW (What Went Well) and EBI (Even Better If). The word and excel files need to be in the same folder.

For the end of teaching Unit 1 or for revision as the exam approaches. Lots of ways you can use this, I am going to give the paper one between two and the students can work out which answers are correct and which need correcting. I will only show them the 'clues' slide if they are really struggling.

Key words taken from Edexcel GCSE Business: Building Business textbook. Some of the text on the presentation is in OpenDyslexic font - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/

Key words taken from Edexcel GCSE Business: Building Business textbook. Some of the text on the presentation is in OpenDyslexic font - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/

Key words taken from Edexcel GCSE Business: Building Business textbook. Some of the text on the presentation is in OpenDyslexic font - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/

Key words taken from Edexcel GCSE Business: Building Business textbook. Some of the text on the presentation is in OpenDyslexic font - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/

A spreadsheet for creating detailed feedback sheets used to feed back to GCSE students who have sat the June 2016 Unit 3 exam paper. The feedback sheets mailmerge with the spreadsheet to create a document which breaks down their marks and compares to the mark scheme question by question in a way which is very clear to the students. Hopefully it is straightforward. The columns for each question will add up automatically, you just put in the numbers the marks and comments for 6, 8 (non-split) and 10 mark questions. It will total up the score and work out the grade and marks needed for the next grade automatically. The word and excel files need to be in the same folder.

Useful for revision for Edexcel GCSE Business (2009) Topic 1.4 Making the start-up effective

Useful for revision for Edexcel GCSE Business (2009) topic 1.3 Putting a business idea into practice

Useful for revision for Edexcel GCSE Business (2009) topic 1.2 Showing Enterprise

50 mark paper on topic 3.4 Effective People Management. Includes mark scheme. Questions taken from past exam papers.

50 mark paper on topic 3.5 The Wider World Affecting Business. Includes mark scheme. Questions taken from past exam papers. Updated 21/02/2017 to replace repeated question "What is meant by the term ‘ethics’ in business?" (2) with "Outline one impact that stricter EU regulations on toy safety could have on The Lego Group." (2)

A tool to easily create your own Average Cost, Marginal Cost, Average Revenue and Marginal Revenue under Monopoly diagram. Easy to edit and to create different diagrams depending on your needs.

A ‘Welcome to A-level Economics’ handout I give to new learners on an A-level course. Includes details about the course assessment, some suggested textbooks and publications for the course and a list of habits possessed by bad economists to avoud. I would include a line added at the top which says "Your teacher is Mr Lenin vle@rabfak.sch.uk". Both .pdf and .docx file formats have been included The font is OpenDyslexic - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/

Knowledge organiser for the Production, costs and revenue topic from the AQA AS and Year 12 Economics. Includes a set of example answers. There is a version of this with A-level Economics content which can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-a-level-economics-production-costs-and-revenue-knowledge-organiser-11887669 Any suggestions/improvements/complaints please do comment and I will update it for future editions.

A crib sheet covering Index numbers for A-level Economics students Both .pdf and .docx file formats have been included. The font is OpenDyslexic - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/

An animated slideshow explaining how to draw firms’ revenue and cost curves under monopoly, monopolistic competition, perfect competition and oligopoly. The font is OpenDyslexic - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/

A set of exercises to practice calculating changes in real GDP per capita from changes in the index for nominal national income, price level and population. At the end are a series of True or False questions to test understanding and summerise the learning. A copy of the answers has been included, as well as a slideshow to explain the answers. If you are not familiar with using index numbers, I suggest covering that lesson first: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-a-level-economics-index-numbers-11969724 The font is OpenDyslexic - Free, OpenSource Dyslexia Typeface http://opendyslexic.org/