A simple to teach and engaging lesson on shareholders + what influences share prices. Activities are included throughout, as well as a 9 mark question which uses Apple as a case study. An exemplar answer is provided.

A simple to follow lesson that explains how to calculate and interpret both current and acid test ratios. Questions and answers are provided throughout.

A huge collection of teacher led revision activities and exercises for both IGCSE/GCSE students. Around 40-50% of the topics are covered, with questions and answers provided throughout.

-Questions to place on 10 different tables 4 questions per table 40 topics in total 5 minutes per table / 2 minutes to add in corrections & alternative answers Answers provided Brilliant and really effective revision lesson.

Population growth and it’s associated benefits and issues. An easy to follow lessons with activities, questions and answers provided throughout.

40 different topics Questions for 10 different tables 4 questions per table Ideally 5 minutes per table / 2 minutes adding in corrections or alternative answers Questions and answers are provided Great student led lesson.

Covers the topic of market research & qualitative and quantitative data. Activities, questions and answers are provided throughout. A simple to teach and highly effective lesson.

This is what i use when giving feedback to students after an IB - DP Business Management summative assessment. It is a great way to encourage students to make their own improvements (using the mark scheme) and also self reflect on their strengths and areas for development. I have uploaded this as a Word doc, so you can play around with the inputs.

Structure guides for the paper 1 and 2, DP Business Management course - IB. A great resource to help students scaffold and structure their answers better.

A couple of lessons focusing on Unit 4 - Chapter 1 : Demand. Included are 2 PPTs and a range of worksheets and questions. Explanations are clear and concise, with plenty of assessment opportunities for students throughout the lesson (s).

A straightforward and simple to follow lesson focusing (following on from market sectors) factors that influence the size and change in a nations market sectors.

A simple and straightforward explanation of most of the key concepts, theories and topics covered in Year 10 (microeconomics). A good tool for students to use as part of their revision notes.

A great set of lessons on economies and diseconomies of scale. Throughout, each concept is delivered in detail, yet in a concise and easy to understand way, with plenty of engagement and assessment opportunities for students.

A great source that helps students RAG their progress of Units 1 & 2 of the Pearson IAL AS Economics course. Included are valuable revision links for the students to use. I have attached both files as Word docs should you wish to adapt each document.

A difficulty tiered worksheet that requires students to work from the the inside of the worksheet, outwards (towards the harder questions). A great resource for reviewing and/or revising business ethics, CSR and sustainability.

A really useful resource for student and new teachers to the course, outlining how to structure perfect responses in 2, 4, 6 and 8 mark questions. Exemplars are included throughout, alongside the guides. This document has helped produce numerous A* students during my time teaching the course.

A great set of lessons, with plenty of explanations, questions and answers throughout it. All of these are embedded into a 45 slide PPT that covers all 4 sub topics.

A clear and simple to the follow lesson on supply side policies (for Y11 - Macroeconomics). Included are some past paper style questions and answers. The 8 marker in particular is a useful activity to do with the students, as it includes an exemplar 8 out 8 response.

A clear and simple to follow lesson on market structures. Focuses on monopolies, competitive markets and oligopolies (even though it is not directly featured in the specification).

A simple to follow and effective lesson on trade unions and their impact on different economic agents. Included are plenty of assessment opportunities for students, activities, questions and answers.