In this activity, students will work alone or with a partner to complete a worksheet on a famous entrepreneur. A class discussion can follow.
In this unit, students will learn about: the effort required to be an entrepreneur as they investigate characteristics, the difference between a boss and an employee, how entrepreneurship is a choice for women and minorities, the "path" to entrepreneurship, ways of becoming a business owner, and how to recognize business opportunities.
Lessons
1. What is an Entrepreneur
2. The Path to Entrepreneurship
3. Recognizing Opportunities
4. Quiz
In this unit, students will learn about: why it is important for entrepreneurs to know their markets as they define market segments, customers wants, customer feedback, why businesses should be involved in community, and finding the right facility.
Lessons
1. Markets
2. Customers
3. Quiz
In this unit, students will learn about: the struggles to maintain a profitable business and the importance of short-term and long-term planning as they explore profit and loss topics including opportunity cost, marginal benefit, marginal cost, total revenues and total expenses.
Lessons
1. Profit and Loss
2. Planning
3. Quiz
In this activity, students will work alone or with a partner to complete a worksheet on a famous entrepreneur. A class discussion can follow.
In this activity, students will research requirements for opening a franchise of their choice.
Students will review articles for information related to a topic in the entrepreneurship curriculum module. Once an article is found, students complete a Current Event form.