Quick revision sheet for students to complete before an assessment.

A revision task for Unit 3: Operations of the new GCSE AQA Business Studies specification

For students to practice questions from Paper 1 (Units 1,2 and 3). Mark scheme also attached.

For Unit 9 of A Level

Numeracy questions based on Units 1 - 5 - it has a range of formula help and then questions to test the students.

Revision task for the new AQA spec and Unit 4: HRM.

Exam tips based on Paper 2

Revision task for Unit 2 (new spec)

To draw the diagrams based on different scenarios relating to supply and demand.

The revision guide considers exam techniques relating to interpreting the question, consideration over command terms, structure and application. The guide can be used by a range of exam boards, such as EDEXCEL and AQA.

Designed for mixed ability class, lower ability can start from the Green task, easing them in to completing a full cash flow. Some higher ability students can start from amber and move to red. The task is for students to rehearse cash flow and the calculations needed.

Students to identify possible barriers to entry for specific industries

It can relate to offshoring or international strategy for Unit 9, AQA (A Level)

A range of Paper 2 past paper questions categorised in unit

Considering the different types of mergers and students to consider the characteristics and reasoning for each

A range of activities to test students understanding of key topics in the first term of Macroeconomics. It includes Key Word definitions, Index Numbers, AD/AS shift, Output Gaps, Multiplier Calculations and Multiple Choice Past Paper Questions

Worksheet based on flip learning exercise for USP as part of the Marketing Mix

Lots of different examples of mergers and students are to select three, and describe the type of merger and then explain the reasoning for the merger.

A resource for 6 units enabling students to reflect on their current knowledge and understanding and to identift gaps to direct revision.

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