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Introduction to Business

Grade Level:: 12
Subject:: Business
Topic:: Introduction to Business
Objective:: Objective: As a class, we will debate an organization’s social responsibility to the owners, employees, consumers, and the environment as well as to the community.
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Public Notes:: Homework Assignment: Answer the following question:

What are a business’s responsibility toward the community in which it operates? Give me at least one (1) example of a business in your community and what they are doing to be a good corporate citizen.
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Prep:: Procedure:

9:00 – 9:15 – Pre-assessment – 10 Question Quiz over Chapter 2 Homework Reading

9:15 – 9:30 Lecture with PP on Nature of Social Responsibility, issues and what is corporate citizenship.

9:30 – 9:40 – Group work for Discussion Questions

9:40 – 9:55 – Group presentation of Discussion Questions

9:55 – Post Assessment – Did groups meet the goal of answering group questions with clarity.
Materials:: 1. PowerPoint for Discussion

A. Nature of Social Responsibility

B. Social Responsibility Issues

C. Corporate Citizenship

2. Hand outs

A. Example of Core Values for ethical culture from Home Depot

B. Discussion Questions for three (3) different groups

a. Why has recycling become more popular and widespread:

b. What are some of the issues hindering business and organizations from offering further recycling services

c. What are some of the solutions companies are developing to help cut down on waste and to recycle more?

3. Flip Charts for group work

4. Markers for flip charts
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Introduction to Business