Transcript Business Management - College Tech Prep in North Carolina

Easy Ways to Teach
MBA Curriculum in
Business
Management and
Any Other Course
Michelle Bardsley, Grimsley High School, Greensboro, NC
Teia Robinson, Leesville Road High School, Raleigh, NC
Sonya Meeks, Knightdale High School, Raleigh, NC
Adapted from:
 MBA Research Corporation
http://www.mbaresearch.org MBA Research & Curriculum Center
 A not-for-profit curriculum center funded and operated by a
consortium of 37 state education departments who’s mission is to
support educators in the preparation of students for careers in
business and marketing.
 Why MBA Research Corporation?
 They are a professional organization employing subject matter experts
who work with U.S. industry and higher education institutions to
develop national Business and Marketing curriculum
 Performance Elements meet Revised Blooms Taxonomy (RBT) verbs
 Course fulfills NC’s need to prepare our students for 21st Century
employable skills
Pacing Revisions
 Went from 630 objectives to 471 Objectives
 25% Cut
 Why?
 Prerequisites from Principles of Business
 Supplemental Objectives
 Will be in field test another year
Understanding the Curriculum Guide:
14 Instructional Areas
 Communication Skills (CO)
 Operations (OP)
 Customer Relations (CR)
 Professional
 Economics (EC)
 Emotional Intelligence (EI)
 Financial Analysis (FI)
 Human-Resource
Management (HR)
 Marketing (M)
Development(PD)
 Strategic Management
(SM)
 Knowledge
Management(KM)
 Project Management (PM)
 Quality Management
(QM)
 Risk Management (RM)
© 2012, MBA Research and Curriculum Center®
How do I move from
Blue Print to MBA curriculum?
Resources Teachers
Will Use:
 NC DPI Blueprint & State Provided Materials from MBA
 Moodle: http://moodle.learnnc.org “DPI_BFIT_PLC”.
Request your access contact your CTE director for the
enrollment key.
 Elements online assessment tool
 Video, i.e. YouTube
 Websites (Confirm Links)
 MBA Commentary/Perspective (in Exam Key section)
 Colleagues (Moodle Postings)
Resources Teachers
Can Use
 Local businesses for guest speakers, field trips, job
shadowing, and Junior Achievement.
 CTSO’s: Student enrollment/participation in FBLA is
encouraged
 MBA Research Corp offers power point curriculum
supplements for a fee. Visit www.mbaresearch.org for
opportunities to earn free LAPS
 Text book lists are provided in the curriculum, but the text
books are not required
A Planned Day in Mrs. Bardsley’s
Business Management Class
 Each week I would plan 5 days of Daily:
 Essential Question within the Essential Standard: Displayed
on a white board or on each student’s computer screen
(using Net Support software)
 Guided Practice: Bell Ringer, Teaching/Instructional time,
Brainstorm, and/or Discussion in teams or whole class.
Students take notes using student made graphic organizers
or Cornell note taking method (1)
 Independent Practice: A planned Activity: individual or
group where students use their current knowledge, notes,
and research the internet/magazines/newspapers or other
materials to complete the project based assignment.
 Assessment: Homework, completed student notes/graphic
organizer, assignment in hardcopy (MSOffice or hand
drawn), oral presentation (informal or formal), quiz or test.
 Summarize: Student discussions on what was learned
today, EQ within the context of the Essential Standard
(1) The Cornell note-taking devised in the 1950s by Walter Pauk, an education professor at Cornell University.
Example of how to use
resources to plan
1.
NC-DPI Blueprint (Planning Sheets ,Section 5):
a.
1.
A2.02 Essential Standard (MBA-Performance Element): Acquire
knowledge of the impact of government on business activities
to make informed economic decisions
MBA Course Curriculum guide: Sections 4 & 5, and Exam
Bank
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Performance Indicator (EQ): Describe the nature of taxes
(EC:072) : Section 4
Objectives (Guided Practice or Independent Practice)
Activity- Section 5, pg. 5-15 (Independent Practice)
Resources-URL internet links and Student /Teacher Notes
Assessment-Completed objective QA, activity, and/or quiz/test
from Appendix A-Exam bank, in Elements tool Fall 2011
Guided Practice
 Select discussion/lecture method:
 Bell ringer, discussion, brainstorm, think-pair-share, ppt, etc.
 Select note taking method
 Cornell note taking method
 Graphic Organizer
 KWL
 Concept Map
 Compare/Contrast
 Other
Independent Practice
 Choose the activity for students to achieve the Essential
Standard/Performance Outcome/Indicator:
 Use the MBA objective QA’s as Lecture/Teaching
opportunities, OR have students research answers using the
internet and/or lecture notes. Students should work towards
answering all , as well as their notes taken in class.
 Use the Sample Activity for teams or independently
OR
 Create your own activity. Be creative, use current events
(school, city, county, state, national, global), guest speaker,
field trip, Junior Achievement, FBLA, etc.
Assessment
 Daily notes were required for all students . Notes were at times
collected and graded to stress the necessity to take excellent
notes. Notes were either in the form of Cornell University note
taking method or graphic organizers that students learned to
create (concept map, KWL, compare/contrast diagrams, etc).
 Activity/Assignment outcome (MSOffice file, poster, hand
drawn/created item, etc)
 Oral presentation (formal or informal) with team
 Quiz (paperless-on screen Appendix A, or hard copy)
 Test (paperless-Elements or hard copy)
Summarize
 Daily summary of EQ within context of Essential
Standard, Objectives, and learning Activity
 By individual
 By team
 By instructor
Questions????