Julie Taylor, Author at The Economics, Business and Enterprise Association (EBEA)

Nurturing Futures: The Importance Of Careers Education

University of Worcester PGCE lead, mentor and ITT trainees investigate what high quality careers education means at three different centres.

A Consideration Of Recruitment And Retention Of Specialist Business And Computer Science Teachers In Secondary Schools in England

Kathy Cameron and Ian Needham consider the current teacher recruitment and retention crisis in both business and computer science, the difficulties non-subject specialists face and some strategies to support them

Bringing The Latest Economics Research Into The Classroom

Helen Ward, head of public affairs and communications at the Centre for Economic Performance, introduces a free resource, which keeps teachers in touch with the latest thinking in economics.

Enterprise And Employability: Do They Reinforce Inequality?

Adrian Lyons considers whether well-intentioned efforts to improve life chances through enterprise and employability programs can actually reinforce disadvantage.

Why Is Sustainability Important In Business?

Yvonne Cashmore and Emma Castle highlight the growing importance of sustainability in the business curriculum.

Planning And Teaching Well Structured Lessons (Pt 2)

Sarah Hilton of Revision Station follows up her Spring 2023 article with some further ideas for trainees and ECTs reflecting on Teaching Standard 4.

Introducing HMRC’s Tax Facts Programme

Inderjit Singh, from HMRC, extols the benefits to schools of adopting their tax education programme

Making Economics More Inclusive: Diversity programmes And Powerful Knowledge

Bob Hindle looks at economics education’s poor record in attracting students from diverse backgrounds and considers what can be done about it.

Business and Economics Teacher Supply – Why Our Subjects Need More Than A Bursary

Bob Hindle charts the business and economics teachers supply shortage and considers what could be done about it.

Remuneration

Should workers be paid according to the effort they exert, the hours they work, or the profit or revenue they generate for their employer? Whatever you think, the harsh reality…

Julie Taylor

Nurturing Futures: The Importance Of Careers Education

A Consideration Of Recruitment And Retention Of Specialist Business And Computer Science Teachers In Secondary Schools in England

Bringing The Latest Economics Research Into The Classroom

Enterprise And Employability: Do They Reinforce Inequality?

Why Is Sustainability Important In Business?

Planning And Teaching Well Structured Lessons (Pt 2)

Introducing HMRC’s Tax Facts Programme

Making Economics More Inclusive: Diversity programmes And Powerful Knowledge

Business and Economics Teacher Supply – Why Our Subjects Need More Than A Bursary

Remuneration

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