An interactive escape room lesson that explores market research. There are seven fun task cards that include relating to primary and secondary research. Lesson Objectives: • To be able to identify what is meant by ‘market research’. • To be able to explain what is meant by primary and secondary research with given examples. Included: Seven task cards PowerPoint with starter and plenary Lesson Plan Answer sheet for teacher Answer sheet for students

Set of lessons on close analysis of poem. PPT runs through Rossetti’s Goblin Market, pausing at key moments to closely analyse the language and structure. Context is introduced at different points to develop analysis. There is an overarching theme of multiple interpretations. This resource spans multiple lessons and aids the breaking down of a long and complex poem. Has been used multiple times with A Level Literature groups to great effect. Tailored towards OCR, but could be used for any board.

Includes Task 1 and 2, guiding students through the 7P’s including the extended marketing mix.

Marketing christmas activity. This is a fun Business Studies Marketing christmas lesson group activity for your class. Suitable across the range of specifications. No prior knowledge required! Probably more suited to GCSE teaching. Relates to the marketing unit so could be used during the teaching of this unit or as a revision activity. The lesson is based around a brief - a snack company wants you to come up with a new special edition Christmas crisp flavour and a 30 second advert to win a bid to work with them. The activity is detailed on a thorough task sheet with success criteria, and there is also a peer-evaluation form. Would make a good cover lesson - just print out and go! What’s included: Task brief Success criteria Peer-evaluation Self-evaluation Business theory questions related to the task Teacher instructions sheet Benefits: Designed by a highly experienced outstanding Business Studies teacher - the work has been done, so put your feet up! Easy to edit off-the-shelf resource Suitable for a range of courses and specifications Please check out our other resources – new Business Studies resources are being added all the time. Making resources is my passion and I would be so grateful if you could leave a review so that I can keep making them. As a thanks, if you leave a review, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as the resource you purchased. Just email stresslessresources@gmail.com with your user name, the resource you reviewed and the resource you would like for free and I will share it with you.

Word search focused on introducing the key words relating to to market segmentation. This is a perfect bell ringer activity for students to begin learning about how businesses can segment the market. Key words: Location Demographic Behavior Lifestyle Income Gender Age Target Market Luxury Brand Customer Purchase Occupation Segmentation Geographical

OCR Cambridge technical - Unit 5 Marketing and market research. This resource pack includes: L01 - L04 interactive power points Student booklet Suggested structure for every task (based on moderator feedback) *Note this should only be used by staff rather than students. Best wishes, Dan

A Christmas Carol - The Market Scene ( 18-slide PowerPoint and 6 worksheets) This GCSE lesson encourages learners to examine Dickens’ presentation of the streets of Victorian London on Christmas morning. It focuses on the following passage in Stave 3 - From: ‘The Ghost of Christmas Present rose…’ down to: ‘…it was possible he could have done in any lofty hall’. The lesson begins with a game based on the TV show ‘Blockbusters’ that encourages revision of some of the key ideas from Staves 1 and 2. Following on from this, learners will read the passage indicated above, thinking in particular about: The problems that Dickens focuses the reader’s attention on The positive aspects of the scene What we learn about the Ghost of Christmas Present in this passage. Learners will then analyse Dickens’ presentation of the market scene using a worksheet containing differentiated questions. Suggested answers are included within the PowerPoint. The lesson concludes with a brief learning review that asks learners to summarise what they have learnt during the lesson in three Tweets. Not quite what you’re looking for? Click below to see more GCSE resources for Stave 3 of A Christmas Carol: A Christmas Carol - The Ghost of Christmas Present A Christmas Carol - The Ghost of Christmas Present Part 2 A Christmas Carol - The Ghost of Christmas Present Part 3 A Christmas Carol - The Cratchits Part 1 A Christmas Carol - The Cratchits Part 2 A Christmas Carol - The Cratchits Part 3 A Christmas Carol - The Cratchits Part 4 A Christmas Carol - The Cratchits Part 5 A Christmas Carol - Tiny Tim A Christmas Carol - Fred’s Christmas A Christmas Carol - The Miners and the Lighthouse A Christmas Carol - Ignorance and Want

45 slides worth of analysis and exploration of Goblin Market. This is designed to meet the requirement of the Edexcel A level course, but can be used for any spec. Detailed context for this period in her life is provided as well as further context around the inspiration for the poem. Introductory tasks are given on initial interpretations of the poem and then discussion and interpretation points are worked into points throughout the poem. Summative and essay tasks are given at the end. Slides exploring a number of key interpretations are given. I have also included an essay looking at some issue of Freudian-psychoanalytical and Marxist-Feminist interpretations. Slides are linked to the rest of my collection of Rossetti for Edexcel.

A basic Business Studies lesson activity for the topic of Marketing. I used the Powerpoint activity to get them thinking about the differences between known-named brands and own-named brands. You can use the images that I’ve taken from Google to hand out as a discussion starter to see what differences in packaging students notice also. The questionnaire sheet (with 3 copies per page) was used for a blind taste-testing session where we compared Haribo sweets to local shop versions of the same sweets to see if students could distinguish between them… as well as seeing if they liked the popular ones of the cheaper alternatives! The results were very interesting! Enjoy!

Students should be able to identify the meaning of ‘market research’ and be able to explain what is meant by quantitative and qualitative research and data. Each activity aims to give students a basic understanding of different types of research that can be carried out, and the advantages and disadvantages of choosing each method. Learning Objectives To be able to define what is meant by ‘market research’. To be able to explain what is meant by quantitative and qualitative data. Included: PowerPoint Starter Three Main Activities Plenary Lesson Plan

Marketing-based activity aimed at Y12 Business. Students select one of three businesses upon which to base their research. My students enjoyed this activity which took about 3 hours to complete. Great for revision or homework (or both!

promotion, money, selling, advertising, advertisement An overview of how films are sold to the worldwide consumer. Specifically made for the Action Adventure topic, but easily adaptable. My lesson after this focuses specifically on websites and film poster deconstruction.

This worksheet combine the topics: Market segment, Price, Transport. Simple questions to be used for class assessment.

Whole lesson on market share with calculation activities +. Designed for A level but can easily be amended for GCSE and any exam board.

A booklet of information and tasks relating to the GCSE Business Studies specification.

Business Studies - remote and classroom teaching. 5 lessons with reinforcement activities, study notes and links to YouTube videos. What is marketing? Product Place Price Promotion

A new range of materials aimed at supporting teachers of the AQA A Level in Business. This presentation is designed to cover the topic of using the marketing mix. The presentation considers the elements of the marketing mix (7Ps), the influences on elements of the 7Ps, the differences between consumer and industrial markets, convenience, speciality and shopping goods, the implications of the product life cycle and the Boston Matrix in marketing decisions, the influences on pricing decisions, analysing the promotional mix, branding, distribution decisions, analysis of people, process and the physical environment, the importance of an integrated marketing mix and finally the value of digital marketing and e-commerce. The pack contains the Quick Fire Five knowledge questions, a short objective test and an essay question all complete with suggested answers. This pack also includes a FREE copy of the student revision notes for this section of the course.

The Marketing Mix Lesson (Nike) Please leave a review for another free resource emailed to you Basic lesson - the marketing mix simplified looking at Nike Trainers as an example starter, main activity , questioning and plenary included**

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