This lesson combines the techniques of technology in production and analysis of production methods to improve productivity. The student is challenged by exam style questions. Students learn: how to answer exam style questions about production. the various technology techniques to improve productivty in production. the ways to produce efficiently by reducing wastage to induce productivity. to analyse the best production types to utilise in different scenarios. The outcome for students from this lesson is to understand best production practice and how to always strive for productivity improvement.

This test on Income Statements is guaranteed to engage your students as they not only understand the features of an income statement but become proficient in analysing an income statement. The series of questions from a narrative entrench learning. Answers to questions are provided. Lesson Objectives; At the completion of this lesson, all students, should be able to: • Determine the difference between gross profit and net profit • Understand how gross and net profit margins are determined. • Determine the changes in profit levels between financial years. • Understand the importance of differing profits between financial years. • Understand the concepts of cost of sales and added value. • Understand how to increase revenue from analysing a narrative.

This is the ideal lesson for understanding cost of production and the value of breakeven analysis. As a valuable teaching tool for the teacher, it is also saves time in resource preparation. For the student it is a valuable learning aid. How it helps the student is as follows: entrenches the concepts of fixed, variable, total and average costs and breakeven analysis. provides opportunities through 3 case studies to calculate these costs. creates analysis of these costs for application to real world scenarios. demonstrates the value of breakeven analysis for businesses.

An absolute time saver for the busy teacher. This bundle of worksheets helps to explain different concepts associated with costs of production. The student entrenches costs concepts and applies them. The worksheets focus on : a quiz addressing the concepts of fixed, variable costs, average and total costs and economies of scale and diseconomies of scale an application of the cost concepts and their calculation through case studies an application of economies of scale through case studies At the end of completion students are cognizant of concepts and can apply them in a number of business scenarios.

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This bundle package on Income Statements is guaranteed to engage your students as they not only understand the features of an income statement but become proficient in analysing an income statement. The series of questions and case studies entrench learning. Lesson Objectives; At the completion of this lesson, all students, should be able to: • Determine the difference between profit and cash flow. • Understand how a profit is made and the different types of profit. • Understand the importance of profit to private sector businesses, e.g. reward for risk taking/enterprise, source of finance. • Understand the importance of profit to governments • Understand the main features of an income statement, e.g. revenue, cost of sales, gross profit, net profit, net profit after tax and retained profit. • Interpret simple income statements for decision making purposes. • Compile their own income statements based on data. Resources available are a series of PPT slides and to affirm learning supplementary worksheets.

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