Strategies and Tips to Help Business Educators Prepare and Excel in the New Semester Every experienced educator, regardless of their tenure, has faced the daunting “new semester scaries.” Whether you’re teaching accounting, marketing, personal finance, or any other business education courses, the start of a new semester can bring about
The #1 struggle with teachers today is ‘How do I keep students off their phones?‘ I get emails from teachers all. the. time. asking me ‘How do I spice up my teaching and get students more engaged and off their phones in my classes?‘ The struggle is real people! I
Santa’s Workshop Christmas Accounting Simulation for High School Accounting class Engaging high school accounting class students can be a challenge after Thanksgiving break and before the much-anticipated Christmas break. The struggle is real for me too! So I created my own December accounting resources to incorporate festive resources and activities
We teachers need our coffee, right? I have a confession to make. I LOVE coffee! ☕ I always have! When I was a little girl, I would steal a sip from my mother’s cup. They say that a child’s growth can be stunted by drinking coffee…I am proof that is
What is student led instruction? One of the most common questions I get on my DMs and emails is ‘How do you teach without PowerPoints?‘ The short answer…STUDENT LED INSTRUCTION! What is the student-led strategy? Ten years ago I stopped teaching to PowerPoints because it was just too much talking
How I teach the 16 Career Clusters I’m always surprised by how many students have never learned of the 16 career clusters by the time they have reached their high school. Students need to know their career options! Many of our students will do jobs in the future that don’t
How I teach International Business Projects Many teachers get intimidated by teaching International Business. I find it so interesting and, if presented in an engaging way, your students will love it! I have seen such an increase in student interest in regards to global business after the Covid-19 pandemic supply
I love teaching Marketing! There are so many awesome opportunities to be creative in a Marketing class. We used to have a full year Marketing class and several years ago they changed it to a half year because I needed freed up to teach another prep. When they changed our
Your First week of school lesson plans…done! How do I keep my incoming business education students engaged while their schedules are still being finalized and many do not have a device yet? That’s why I created, what has become, my all-time best selling resource – America Runs on Business™! American
I bundled 55 great resources to create my ‘Introduction to Business (Business Essentials)’ Course for a FULL YEAR COURSE! Even if you don’t teach an ‘Intro to Business’ course, this bundle would be your Multi-Prep Business Teacher TOOLKIT and SURVIVAL GUIDE! It has an easy to follow curriculum that aligns to
My Personal Finance Course Very few classes that we teach in high school are as important as a Personal Finance class. It’s an invaluable life skill! Developing a Personal Finance course can be overwhelming because there are so many important topics to cover in such little time. When I was
A Perfect Assignment for Early Finishers in your Computer Apps class! What do your computer applications students do when they are done with their assignment? Years ago, I used to allow my students to work on assignments for other classes. But I have found that this was a total disruption,
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