<p>A task designed to challenge learners on qualitative and quantitative analysis. Used for my year 10 business class.</p>

<p>A whole lesson based on a Co-operative ownership structure.<br /> Case study, link to Youtube video describing the history of a cooperative, and then questions to compare.</p>

<p>I begin each lesson with a ‘sticker starter’ /do now task as the learners are coming in and writing the date/AMCAN in their books. The sticker template is for 10x and can be customised depending on the topic covered. They are super quick and easy to create.</p>

<p>A very quick case study to form part of a lesson.</p>

<p>Mini case studies, which learners have to read and be able to define the ownership type. The table then asks them to identify benefits/drawbacks and additional examples.</p>

I've used this as a research task for a cover lesson. Gets them thinking, and creates some good discussion points. They can add what laws they would add to prevent such acts.

<p>A very straight forward revision sheet for WJEC Digital Tech GCSE.</p> <p>Please note this is double sided A3.</p>

<p>A worksheet which I printed on A3 paper as a task for year 10/11 revision of the 4 p’s. I gave them a product which they then had to analyse. Includes the product life cycle, extension strategies and packaging. I then linked this to Pricing and promotion of their product in further lessons.</p>

<p>A short case study that discusses a building company and their recruitment processes.</p> <p>If you print this, please be aware it is A3 size.</p>

<p>A set of 4 mini “case studies” that look at motivation in different businesses.</p>

<p>A resource that I have used with my year 11 business group in terms of revision and expanding their answers. I wrote the case study as I couldn’t find any suitable resources for the Unit 2 WJEC.</p>

<p>A little task focusing on SMART objectives in business.</p>

<p>A quick task sheet which could form the basis of an organisational structures lesson. Gives an example of a heirarchical structure, with roles and a set of 5 questions.<br /> Good for cover, or to be jazzed up for a lesson.</p>

<p>A quick task, which I built a lesson around (based on revenue, costs and profit) - probably 15 mins.</p> <p>Created good elements for discussion, and they could peer mark quite easily.</p>

<p>A little bit on imports/exports and the benefits and drawbacks of international trade. Research task at the end, using ICT.</p>

<p>A short task to consolidate methods of motivating staff. Each employee has a short profile explaining why they feel unmotivated. The learmers then have to say how they would motivate each employee.</p>

<p>A quick worksheet to consolidate learning about:</p> <ul> <li>The Consumer Rights Act</li> <li>The Food and Safety Act</li> <li>Environmental legislation</li> <li>Employment Law</li> <li>Health and Safety at Work Act</li> </ul> <p>Good for a cover lesson if they have access to a PC.</p> <p>I printed this in A3.</p>

<p>A revision document for GCSE Business. It covers:</p> <p>Sole Traders<br /> Partnerships<br /> LTD<br /> PLC<br /> Charities &amp; Co-op’s<br /> Public/Private sectors<br /> SMART objectives<br /> Stakeholder<br /> Shareholder</p>

<p>A short finance case study based on a small corner shop. A revenue starter, and then questions around finance. The last page includes a break even chart.</p>

A work sheet around the topic of business growth. <br /> Benefits of a small business<br /> Economies of scale <br /> Advantages/dis advantages <br /> How is the size of the business measured? <br /> <br />

<p>Very simple and straight forward cover lesson where learners have the opportunity to plan their perfect summer.</p> <p>I used this for a very low ability group, however it could be adapted.</p> <p>Note: The first task includes my local area - you would need to change it to suit you.</p>