Grades 6, 7, 8
Other Pennsylvania Business, Computer and Information Technology sets
Other Pennsylvania Business, Computer and Information Technology sets
Accounting
Accounting as a Profession
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Identify knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed for careers in accounting.15.1.8.A
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Describe ethical and unethical business practices related to accounting.15.1.8.B
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Accounting Fundamentals
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Identify the parts of the accounting equation.15.1.8.C
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Describe the components of the accounting cycle.15.1.8.D
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Explore various technologies used in accounting.15.1.8.E
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Identify, recognize, and classify short- and long-term assets.15.1.8.F
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Identify, recognize, and classify short- and long-term liabilities.15.1.8.G
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Discuss the value of family and business assets over time.15.1.8.H
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Identify and classify the classes and rights of types of stock.15.1.8.I
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Explain the concept of inventory and its role in business.15.1.8.J
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Identify and classify revenue.15.1.8.K
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Identify and classify expenses.15.1.8.L
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Identify and give examples of net pay and gross pay.15.1.8.M
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Framework for Financial Reporting
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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the different forms of business ownership (proprietorship, partnership, and corporation, etc.).15.1.8.N
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Financial Reporting and Analysis
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Identify and describe bank statements.15.1.8.P
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Identify and recognize financial reports and their purpose.15.1.8.Q
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Intentionally Blank15.1.8.S
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Identify and give examples of possible financial indicators for various types of business.15.1.8.T
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Intentionally Blank15.1.8.U
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Intentionally Blank15.1.8.V
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Identify and give examples of problems associated with a business not having enough cash on hand.15.1.8.W
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Identify and list examples of fixed and variable costs.15.1.8.X
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Compliance
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Identify and list examples of taxes.15.1.8.Y
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Identify the importance of good record keeping for businesses.15.1.8.Z
- Y.
Career Management
Knowledge/Planning
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Examine various occupation options based on career assessments results, personal characteristics, talents, skills, abilities, and aptitudes as related to career pathways, clusters, or occupations.15.2.8.A
- A.
Organizing
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Apply various online and traditional career management tools to explore career clusters.15.2.8.B
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Correlate individual career interests to job opportunities within the global marketplace.15.2.8.C
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Compare and contrast occupations in a virtual versus a traditional work environment.15.2.8.D
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Examine school program offerings related to individual career options.15.2.8.E
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Analyze financial options and costs associated with post-secondary education.15.2.8.F
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Evaluate applications to define the purpose and audience.15.2.8.G
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Identify interview strategies.15.2.8.H
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Examine laws associated with employment including Child Labor Laws and Civil Rights Act of 1964.15.2.8.I
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Develop a career plan based on career assessment results, occupational research and high school course offerings.15.2.8.J
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Explain the importance of personal networking and its impact on achieving a career goal.15.2.8.K
- B.
Leading/Directing
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Illustrate how personal qualities and behavior affect school and work success.15.2.8.L
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Explain the importance of workplace expectations.15.2.8.M
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Evaluating & Controlling
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Explore diversity as related to occupations.15.2.8.O
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Identify strategies for conflict resolution.15.2.8.P
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Explain how changes in society influence the job market (creation of new positions and elimination of obsolete work).15.2.8.Q
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Communication
Foundations of Communication
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Selecting the appropriate writing type to produce a work product.15.3.8.A
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Produce a variety of business documents and reports; focus on content, style, and format.15.3.8.B
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Apply strategies to understand complex directions.15.3.8.C
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Distinguish between appropriate and in-appropriate business work products.15.3.8.D
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Choose appropriate print and electronic resources to meet project need.15.3.8.E
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Define a position, support it with claims, and respond to questions to support claim.15.3.8.F
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Develop appropriate information and content for presentations, meetings, discussions, and group assignments.15.3.8.G
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Deliver presentations using a variety of techniques and media; employ conventions of language.15.3.8.H
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Distinguish between relevant and non-relevant information for note taking, questioning, or decision making.15.3.8.I
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Identify barriers to active listening (e.g., environmental, peer, time, and cultural distractions).15.3.8.J
- A.
Etiquette
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Determine the situational appropriateness of verbal and non-verbal behaviors.15.3.8.K
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Describe the characteristics of positive role models for development of work ethic and leadership skills.15.3.8.L
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Demonstrate proper etiquette when networking either face-to-face or online.15.3.8.M
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Examine the impact of work ethic in various contexts.15.3.8.N
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Organizational Communication
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Discuss types of communication skills (e.g., internal, external) in organizations.15.3.8.O
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Identify communication channels and their purpose in the business community.15.3.8.Q
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Describe leadership communication skills necessary for goal setting and generating ideas.15.3.8.P
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Discuss appropriate communication strategies between supervisors and subordinates.15.3.8.R
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Electronic Communication
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Apply appropriate electronic communication based on message requirements.15.3.8.S
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Discuss the rules of digital citizenship.15.3.8.T
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Identify and employ various electronic communication options related to desired outcomes.15.3.8.U
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Describe varieties of mobile communication used within businesses and/or organizations.15.3.8.V
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Use electronic communication with peers and/or educators to produce a work product.15.3.8.W
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Diversity
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Demonstrate effective techniques for good communication.15.3.8.X
- X.
Computer and Information Technologies
Influence of Emerging Technologies
- A.
Analyze the influence of emerging technologies on daily life.15.4.8.A
- A.
Digital Citizenship
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Interpret and apply appropriate social, legal, ethical, and safe behaviors of digital citizenship.15.4.8.B
- B.
Hardware
- C.
Compare and contrast peripheral devices of computing systems for specific needs.15.4.8.C
- C.
Input Technologies
- D.
Create projects using emerging input technologies.15.4.8.D
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Operating Systems
- E.
Explain the different operating systems.15.4.8.E
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Networking
- F.
Identify network communication technologies.15.4.8.F
- F.
Software/Applications
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Create an advanced digital project using appropriate software/application for an authentic task.15.4.8.G
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Programming
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Explain the differences between a scripting language and a coding language.15.4.8.H
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Solve a problem with an algorithm.15.4.8.I
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Explain the basic differences between encoding and decoding.15.4.8.J
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Digital Media
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Create a multimedia project using student-created digital media.15.4.8.K
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Technology Research
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Evaluate the accuracy and bias of online sources of information; appropriately cite online resources.15.6.8.L
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Emerging Technologies in Careers
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Explore and describe how emerging technologies are used across different career paths.15.6.8.M
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Entrepreneurship
The Entrepreneur
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Explore pathways to becoming an entrepreneur.15.5.8.A
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Identify management and organizational skills needed for entrepreneurship.15.5.8.B
- A.
Entrepreneurs in the Domestic Economy
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Compare and contrast entrepreneurship in emerging fields, (e.g., social media, online business, alternative energy sources and uses, agriculture and industrial) with traditional entrepreneurships.15.5.8.D
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Entrepreneurs in the Global Economy
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Identify interconnectivity of global and local business operating in the local/state economy.15.5.8.F
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Identify the impact of global business on pricing for local entrepreneurs.15.5.8.G
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Identify entrepreneurial opportunities in the global economy.15.5.8.H
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Business Foundations
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Compare and contrast the various functions of operations management.15.5.8.I
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Define the impact of emerging technologies on business management.15.5.8.J
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Identify government agencies and regulations that impact business.15.5.8.K
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Innovation / Opportunity in Entrepreneurship
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Intentionally Blank15.5.8.L
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Intentionally Blank15.5.8.M
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Finance and Economics
Personal Finance Responsibility
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Intentionally Blank15.6.8.A
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Discuss the importance of developing short-, medium-, and long-term personal financial goals.15.6.8.B
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Intentionally Blank15.6.8.C
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Identify employee benefits and their impact on income.15.6.8.D
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Explain the difference between sales and income tax.15.6.8.E
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Evaluate assets as related to personal wealth and spending.15.6.8.F
- A.
Money Management / Credit and Debt
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Discuss the need for money management.15.6.8.G
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Compare and contrast advantages and disadvantages of various options of paying for short- and long-term purchases.15.6.8.H
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Compare advantages and disadvantages of different financial institutions relating to saving, investing, and borrowing.15.6.8.I
- J.
Explain the difference between simple and compound interest.15.6.8.J
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Investigate factors that contribute to a positive or negative credit history.15.6.8.K
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Analyze the components and value of credit reports for consumers, borrowers and lenders.15.6.8.L
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Examine steps to minimize exposure to identity theft.15.6.8.M
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Risk Management and Insurance
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Examine the purpose and importance of various types of insurances.15.6.8.N
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Intentionally Blank15.6.8.O
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Saving and Investing
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Intentionally Blank15.6.8.P
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Calculate investment growth using varying rates of return.15.6.8.Q
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Evaluate the benefits of a diversified investment portfolio.15.6.8.R
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Global Business
Global Literacy
- A.
Trace and discuss the effect of international trade on the U.S throughout history.15.7.8.A
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Identify barriers (time zones, transportation, language, regulations, social customs) to international trade and determine how these barriers can be overcome.15.7.8.B
- C.
Explain how current global events impact the business climate.15.7.8.C
- A.
Government and Legal Systems
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Explain the advantages and disadvantages of different types of governments on business.15.7.8.D
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Compare legal structure and laws of other countries as they relate to global business.15.7.8.E
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Global Economics
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Identify economic indicators that define the health of a nation's businesses.15.7.8.F
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Classify products and services as imports or exports.15.7.8.G
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Compare and contrast the efficient use of natural and human resources and the impact on participation in the global economy.15.7.8.H
- F.
Global Communication
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Analyze the impact of tone, style, and language in sending and receiving communications.15.7.8.I
- J.
Explain the importance of non-verbal behaviors on cultural business relationships.15.7.8.J
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Global Responsibility
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Discuss ethical business conduct and identify how companies may act in a globally responsible manner.15.7.8.K
- K.
Global Decision Making
- L.
Explain how historic international relationships impact current business.15.7.8.L
- L.
Global Business Opportunity
- M.
Investigate resources, agencies, and organizations that promote global trade.15.7.8.M
- M.
Global Marketing
- N.
Intentionally Blank15.7.8.N
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Global Finance
- O.
Intentionally Blank15.7.8.O
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Management
Organization and Characteristics of Business
- A.
Explain how economic growth and decline impact business.15.8.8.A
- B.
Explain the characteristics of different forms of business ownership, such as sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation.15.8.8.B
- C.
Discuss ethical and unethical behaviors and their impact on business and organizations.15.8.8.C
- A.
Management Functions
- D.
Discuss the function of mission, vision, goals, and objectives within a business plan.15.8.8.D
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Identify business management styles (e.g., autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire) used in a business or organization.15.8.8.E
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Discuss strategies to motivate and compensate employees.15.8.8.F
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Compare and contrast leadership styles.15.8.8.G
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Compare and contrast motivational theories used in a business or organization.15.8.8.H
- D.
Management Skills
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Demonstrate communication skills necessary for success within an organization.15.8.8.I
- J.
Explain how technology tools are used in business management.15.8.8.J
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Discuss the benefits of lifelong learning on career growth.15.8.8.K
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Human Resource Management
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Intentionally Blank15.8.8.L
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Describe the interview and selection process for applicants in various businesses.15.8.8.M
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Intentionally Blank15.8.8.N
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Intentionally Blank15.8.8.O
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Describe the role and function of performance evaluations in business.15.8.8.P
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Discuss employee compensation plans for various careers.15.8.8.Q
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Management Focus
- R.
Interpret data on financial statements as it relates to management decisions.15.8.8.R
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Identify the processes used to design, redesign, supply, and schedule production for a business product.15.8.8.S
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Identify management strategies used by global businesses.15.8.8.T
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Marketing
Marketing as a Profession
- A.
Explore various marketing careers and analyze their role in the business world.15.9.8.A
- A.
Marketing Fundamentals
- B.
Describe how businesses influence purchasing decisions.15.9.8.B
- C.
Distinguish among members of a marketing channel, including company, intermediaries, retailer, and consumer.15.9.8.C
- B.
Communications in Marketing
- D.
Reference Business, Computer and Information Technologies15.9.8.D
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Differentiate types of consumer behavior and characteristics including but not limited to spending habits, emotional buying, rational buying and buying power.15.9.8.E
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Marketing Mix
- F.
Compare and contrast processes used to obtain, develop, maintain, and improve products or services including product development, packaging, branding, product mix and product life cycle.15.9.8.F
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Compare and contrast different processes of distribution.15.9.8.G
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Analyze pricing strategies and practices used by local, domestic, and global industries.15.9.8.H
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Compare and contrast existing promotional plans used by local, domestic, and global industries.15.9.8.I
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Research
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Summarize data collection methods as related to marketing.15.9.8.J
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Marketing Plan
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Explain the components of a marketing plan.15.9.8.K
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Marketing Technology
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Explain how technologies are used in marketing to gain a competitive advantage.15.9.8.L
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Legal/Ethical
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Discuss the laws and regulations that impact marketing and its consumers (e.g., Consumer Product Safety, Consumer Pricing Act, Trademark Counterfeiting Act, Federal Trade Commission Act).15.9.8.M
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Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 6, Grade 7, and Grade 8
- When were these standards adopted?
- 2012
- Where can I read the official document?
- Academic Standards for Business, Computer and Information Technology
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