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This lesson plan teaches Costs of Production, Revenue, and Objectives of Firms through various activities like discussions, case studies & quizzes and ends with a review & assessment. Your feedback helps us improve our services and enhance your future experience. We welcome all feedback. Please let us know how we can make your experience better. Thank you for your support!

This lesson plan explores labour & capital-intensive production in economics. Engage students with real-world examples, discussions & essay. Strengthen understanding through various activities like discussions, case studies & quizzes and ends with a review & assessment. Thank you for your support!

In this interactive economics activity, students will explore the current account and its implications, with country profiles and transaction examples. By simulating transactions between countries, students will learn about the balance of payments and how international trade and investment affect a country’s economy. Encourages critical thinking and policy analysis. Download this lesson today and engage your students with a fun and informative economics activity.

The purpose of this lesson is to introduce students to the functions and characteristics of money. Students will learn about the different functions of money, such as a medium of exchange, a unit of account, a store of value, and a standard of deferred payment. They will also learn about the characteristics of money, such as durability, portability, divisibility, uniformity, limited supply, and acceptability. Through group activities, discussions, and worksheets, students will gain a better understanding of the importance of money and how it is used in everyday life.

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Celebrate International Happiness Day with this engaging lesson plan! Students will explore what International Happiness Day is and why it is celebrated, identify ways to spread happiness and kindness in their community, and create a plan for how they can make a difference on International Happiness Day. With fun activities, an assessment, and a closure that reviews the main points, this lesson plan is sure to get your students excited about International Happiness Day!

This teaching resource is designed to help students understand the concepts of free trade and protectionism. The lesson plan includes an introduction, presentation, group activity, and discussion. The formative assessment rubric and ideas help to assess students’ understanding of the concepts. This resource is suitable for economics classes at the secondary school level and can be adapted to fit different learning styles and needs.