EBEA Spring 2020 Newsletter: Message From The Editor
Welcome to the Spring Issue of Teaching Business and Economics. As this issue heads to the printers, it is still [...]
Summer 2019 Resource Reviews
The views expressed in reviews are those of the reviewers and are not necessarily endorsed or shared by the EBEA. [...]
Keeping it All Together
Russ Woodward and Tim Veal argue for greater integration of micro and macro economics content in business studies assessments Introduction. [...]
Engaging with the Connected Generation
Darren Gelder reflects on the challenges of engaging with the ‘internet generation’ and finding useful real world examples to improve [...]
The Enterprise Advisor Network in Gloucestershire
Duncan Willoughby Enterprise Coordinator at GFirst LEP sets out the role of The Enterprise Coordinator Many teachers and schools do [...]
Evidence Based Teaching – Why Now and Are We Sure What it Is?
Diane Lloyd considers the role of evidenced based teaching in the wider context of professional development. The standards for professional [...]
What is Business About?
Stephen Barnes extols the virtues of business in the curriculum as a ‘wonderfully complex and creative subject’ If you’ve ever [...]
Employability – What Does It Really Mean?
Helena Knapton argues for a more holistic interpretation of ‘employability’ than the purely economic interpretation. Employability has become something of [...]
Free Business Skills Lecture Series by LBS Professor Alex Edmans
Lucia Graves from Gresham College invites you and your students to a free business lecture series. A free Business Skills [...]
CIPFA in the Midlands’ 6th Form Management Team Games
Chris Gill from CIPFA explains how their 6th Form Management Team Games gives students a taste of the challenges of [...]