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Glencoe supplemented the Business Management curriculum by integrating a worksheet that students use to analyze management models of any of the numerous companies featured online at www.businessweek.com. Research worksheets and activities have been developed for the Entrepreneurship curriculum to help students focus on current news relating to small businesses. |
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Students can go to the Standard and Poor's Web site at www.standardpoor.com for current financial news, opinions, and analyses, as well as investment information. |
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This educational program, made possible by a grant from The McGraw-Hill Companies, combines a fun stock trading simulation using $100,000 of imaginary funds with a rich curriculum portfolio for students in grades 4-12. The Stock Market Game™, located at www.smgww.org, allows teachers to teach subjects such as math, social studies, language arts and economics along with teamwork, decision making and computer skills while helping their students meet standards. |
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This engaging web site profiles up-and-coming small business owners and engages young minds in the world of entrepreneurship and business. Online articles address the stock market, entrepreneurship, career preparation, and money management. This organization also compiles industry reports and promotes national competitions on their web site at www.youngbiz.com.
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Virtual Business is a fully visual marketing and business simulation that introduces students to the principles of business. The visual simulation is based on research conducted by Knowledge Matters, Inc. for the U.S. Department of Education and is an excellent way to supplement your curriculum. Take the Tour! Learn about all the unique features of Virtual Business. This virtual tour lets you look inside Virtual Business to see what your students will experience using the first fully visual business simulation.
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