Colour coded Assessment objectives poster/handout

Colour coded assessment objectives poster/handout

Global Marketing strategies worksheet (4.3.1 Edexcel)

Introductory powerpoint on the world trade organisation for A level economics.

This a student centered scaffolding sheet highlighting the key areas that constrain economic growth and development. This is primarily for the edexcel economics A specification Theme 4

Economics/Business A level Essay plan using PeCan PiE This will help students to plan out essays, typically 20/25 marks in a logical structure using the Pecan Pie Structure. each section has clear instructions what to do,

QOS quiz in the style of the picture board. This particular example is for Macroeconomics but the Powerpoint is fully editable and easy to use.

Independent task, or can be used as a class task, collating all the differing styles of leadership.

Short questions on globalisation and emerging markets in line with the new Edexcel A level Business specification.

Ideal presentation for an intro to what economics is all about in unit 1. The basic economic problem.

First lesson for Y13 Economics. Full presentation, including visual stimuli, key info and lesson tasks embedded. UPDATED 06/0917

Aimed at EDEXCEL GCSE Business (9-1) covers market segmentation and market mapping. Theory point and activities included.

Aimed to be used with the core edexcel text book for Edexcel A level business. This can be used as a quiz, homework or end of topic assessment.

Economic growth powerpoint for the edexcel specification (2015)

Emulating the role of the chancellor of the exchequer. Great task on the basics of policy making to generate discussion.

Activity covering all the 4 P's. Can be used as Homework, independent work or class activity

Double sided summary sheet on market failure and externalities.

Introduction to the topics of poverty and inequality. Ideal for AQA/Edexcel Yr13

Questions aimed to recap on the section 4.5.1 of the edexcel specification

Introduction to positive and normative statements which are in every economics specification