I can read about the business cycle and then explain the characteristics of the business cycle, including peaks, recessions, and expansions.
Homework: If you did finish your vocabulary responses in class, that turns into homework. Due 1-5-16
I can identify the risks, returns, and other characteristics of entrepreneurship practiced by Henry Ford while running the Ford
Motor Company.
-Who was Henry Ford, and why is he such an important example of American entrepreneur?
-How did Henry Ford fulfill his role as “risk taker” at Ford Motor Company?
Examples:
a. Investor Scam
b. Secret Race Car
c. Social Engineering
Source: “American Experience: Henry Ford” by PBS (2014)
I can read 10 news articles and explain how the laws of supply and demand impact the topics of the articles.
Follow the directions that accompany the packet of information you were given in class to analyze the news articles and explain the role the law of demand and/or supply has in the topic described in the article.
Due Date: TBD upon return from Thanksgiving break.
We will be working on the Laws of Supply and Demand for the next two weeks or so. Here is
11-12-15 Demand – I can explain the law of demand and the effect price has on consumer demand.
11-13 Demand-I can write a summary of the law of demand and analyze the change/s in price that occur when a substitute or complimentary good/service is available.
11-16 Demand- I can analyze how the price of a good/service is related to it’s demand through three measures of responsiveness called elasticity.
11-17 Demand- I can describe how responsive a product is to change in price by using the three different examples of elasticity; unit elastic, elastic, and inelastic.
11-18 Supply- I can write a summary of the law of supply.
11-19 Supply- I can create a graphic organizer to organize the concepts of how pricing and supply are linked to encourage producers to sell as many goods as possible at the highest prices possible.
11-20 Supply- I can describe how the law of supply and the law of demand are inversely related when considering the perspectives of both buyers and sellers in the marketplace.
11-23 or 11-24 Argument Essay – Should Drones (UAV’s) be Illegal?
In this lesson, students will learn about the three types of business organizations: sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation. Students will analyze four real world business scenarios and recommend the most reasonable type of business organization that is most appropriate for each case.
Vocabulary Words
Students will work with their table partners to read a series of descriptions about people trying to start a business and use their prior knowledge on business organizations to make reason based suggestions about what type of business organization would be the best choice for each of the groups described.
Business Organizations Online Mini Quiz, Crossword Puzzle, and Matching Questions.
by Bryan Anthony – Friday, October 30, 2015, 9:41 AM
Follow the link below to the webpage that contains the crossword puzzle.
From School to Work – Student Site
https://www.g-wlearning.com/careereducation/9781590709368/student/ch21/crossword.htm
1) Complete the crossword puzzle at least one time.
*Have me check off when complete.
2) Complete the matching questions at least one time.
*Have me check off when complete.
3) Complete the quiz at least one time.
*Have me check off when complete.
I can read a series of descriptions of business organizations and use the characteristics descriptions of business organizations to determine what type of business organizations matches the descriptions.
Chapter 2 Tests were graded and input to the grade book over the weekend.
As a whole, you all did very well on the test. Most students increased their test average on the second test.
I can participate in a class discussion on business organizations in America and use what I learned to describe the three main types of business organizations used in the American economic system.
Business Organizations
Chapter 3 “Business Organizations” test will be given on Thursday November 5th. The in class review will take place on Wednesday November 4th.
Chapter 3 will be the last chapter covered in Unit One.
Unit One test will be given on Tuesday November 10th.
The first unit test will include a mix of questions that were included on the first three chapter tests. Make sure you are studying the material from the previous two chapters as well as chapter three.
There is a unit one study guide available in the unit one section of the ILearn page.