Monthly Archives: March 2016

Information for starting a small business

30 Wednesday Mar 2016

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Hi, sorry, still dying today

In starting a small business, it is important to have good support and professional sources of information.

Read & note section 11.3 (p. 351 of old textbook, p. 367 on pdf).

  • what is the SA Govt website for SME support? Can you find others?
  • does your local council have any support for starting up an SME?
  • what is a Chamber of Commerce?
  • Find the SA Chamber of Commerce.
    • what is its trading name?
    • list 6 services it provides
  • Do you think it would be worth it for a business to join the Chamber of Commerce or a Trade Association? Come up with 4 advantages and disadvantages.
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Starting a small business – key functions

29 Tuesday Mar 2016

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Hi guys

Sick today – please watch ‘Starting a small business – key business functions’ on Clickview. (I can’t access it from home, but do a search to find it.)

From memory, it goes for 20-25 minutes. However, if you watch it with headphones and pause it to take notes on the key functions (info, examples etc.)  it should take most of the lesson.

Thanks

Mr T

Entrepreneur Idol

23 Wednesday Mar 2016

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Task on hand outs

 

Entrepreneur Hero: Richard Branson

Answer the following questions about the TedTalk on Richard Branson:

  1. What skills/qualities does Branson talk about being important for business?
  2. Why did Branson trade records for airlines?
  3. What does Branson consider to be important for starting a business?
  4. Name some of Branson’s failures.
  5. Branson says “All you have is your reputation” (21:30). Explain this in a business context.
  6. Explain the meaning of ‘capitalist philanthropy’.
  7. Explain Richard Branson’s personal qualities (this includes his high-risk adventures) and how this contributed to his success

Animal Farm: Character poster

22 Tuesday Mar 2016

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Characters:

  • Mr Jones
  • Major
  • Napoleon
  • Snowball
  • Squealer
  • Boxer
  • Mollie
  • Moses
  • The hens
  • The dogs
  • The pigeons
  • Mr Whymper
  • Mr Frederick
  • Mr Pilkington

Key to a story is the “construction” of character. Consider the author as a craftsperson. Things in stories (like characters) don’t just happen. They are made by the author (Orwell), crafted out of his language in the way he describes:

  • the things s/he does
  • the things s/he says
  • the way s/he reacts to, or interacts with, other characters we already know about
  • the way s/he adapts to, or rebels against, his/her environment
  • the connotations of the words Orwell uses to describe this character.

Create a poster or visual representation of your character. You should include examples (quotes or paraphrases) of how Orwell portrays this character. How is this character like the historical person (group) it is supposed to represent?

 

Stakeholders

21 Monday Mar 2016

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Hi guys,

Sorry, sick today.

Please read the section on ‘Stakeholders’ (Section 3.5, pp. 81-86.

Answer Q9 and construct the table (Q10) on p.86 of the (old) textbook.

Thanks
Mr Toohey

Monday 21 March

21 Monday Mar 2016

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Sorry guys, sick today.

Continue to work on ‘Radio’ task – links etc below. This is due next Wednesday.

Service Learning Journal – for those who did SL this term – is due at the start of our lesson in Week 10. (And as a PLP teacher as well, your Career Ed booklets need to be handed into the Careers Office or to your PLP teacher)

Glossary Quiz 3

18 Friday Mar 2016

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  1. Economic / business cycle
  2. ‘Boom’
  3. ‘Bust’
  4. contracting economy
  5. expanding economy
  6. deregulation
  7. GST (definition plus what % rate in Aust)
  8. monopoly
  9. oligopoly
  10. complementary business
  11. Five location factors that influence a business

Total marks / 15

WWII Assessment Task

17 Thursday Mar 2016

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WW2_task_2016

Task – “The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were necessary”

How valid is this statement?

 The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have been very controversial. Since the bombings there has been fierce debate among historians about whether the US should have used an atomic bomb and whether the bombings were fair and justified. Your task is to create the following:

  • poster
  • recording
  • website
  • infographic

 

Once you have chosen your method of presentation you will need to make sure you include the following:

For -one section that presents the arguments for atomic bombings.

Against – one section that presents the arguments against the atomic bombings.

Claim – your response to the question. How valid is the statement?

 

You will need to include a correctly written bibliography will be included that includes both primary and secondary sources.

 

DUE DATE: Start of lesson, Thursday 31 March 2016