Entrepreneurship & Innovation

A redesigned training experience for Shopify POS focused on scenario-based learning and performance-centric instruction.

This lesson provides the additional framework and assignments required for graduate students participating in the Research Proposal Project. It focuses on technical plausibility, resource management, and strategic academic significance.

Students will learn to synthesize their business ideas into a concise, professional executive summary that captures the essence of their venture for potential investors or partners.

A comprehensive practice module for 10th-grade Commerce students, focusing on business foundations, trade services, and social responsibility.

A comprehensive business and culinary arts lesson where students design a unique dining concept from the ground up, covering branding, menu engineering, and market analysis.

A comprehensive lesson on network topologies (Star, Mesh, Hybrid) applied to the real-world context of building a robust infrastructure for an e-commerce business. Students will analyze scalability, redundancy, and cost to design the 'backbone' of a digital store.

Une leçon approfondie sur le pilotage de la performance financière en hôtellerie, axée sur les indicateurs clés (KPIs) et la prise de décision budgétaire.

Une leçon complète sur le calcul et l'interprétation du seuil de rentabilité, adaptée au contexte de l'hôtellerie et de la restauration pour les élèves de TSTHR.

Un ensemble complet de fiches de révision pour les étudiants en 2ème année de BUT Communication, couvrant les piliers essentiels du Community Management : stratégie, contenu, engagement et analyse.

Cette leçon guide les élèves dans la conception d'une affiche publicitaire pour leur mini-entreprise, en se concentrant sur le passage du format A4 au format Raisin. Elle intègre des notions de français (titre, légendes) et de mathématiques (proportionnalité) dans un cadre professionnel immersif.

This lesson explores the complex business ecosystem of the Super Bowl, focusing on advertising costs, consumer behavior, brand strategy, and economic impact. Students will analyze how the biggest sporting event in the U.S. functions as a multi-billion dollar marketing machine.

A lesson designed to help students distinguish between effective and ineffective slide design for their invention presentations. It uses a side-by-side comparison of a 'good' and 'bad' presentation to teach visual design and organization principles.

This lesson explores the essential components of a marketing plan through the lens of a 'Brand Blueprint.' It includes integrated TELPAS speaking and listening exercises to support English Language Learners and EOC-style practice to prepare students for high-stakes testing.

A high-stakes business ethics lesson where students debate the trade-offs between data collection and user privacy in the tech industry, culminating in a boardroom role-play.

A comprehensive lesson for high school or undergraduate students to master the 8 components of a business plan. Students analyze the importance of planning and create a 'Skeleton Plan' for a non-profit organization.

A high-school entrepreneurship lesson focused on the first two sections of a business plan: the Executive Summary and Company Description. Students learn to 'hook' potential investors through clear, concise writing and a compelling value proposition.

Students will explore how barriers to entry protect existing monopolies and how entrepreneurs can use disruptive strategies like lower operating costs or substitute services to enter and compete in non-competitive markets.

Students explore the strategic trade-offs between fixed and variable cost structures through a competitive debate. By analyzing the concepts of risk, predictability, and adjustability, students evaluate which business model thrives in an unpredictable economy.

A STEM lesson for middle and high school students exploring the concept of 'enablement' in patent law. Students practice technical writing by creating precise specifications for everyday objects, learning how clear communication is the required 'price' for a legal monopoly.

Students step into the shoes of patent examiners to evaluate inventions against the five legal requirements for patentability: Subject Matter, Utility, Novelty, Non-obviousness, and Enablement. through a silly warm-up, a Crash Course video, and case study analysis, students learn the delicate balance between protecting innovation and public access.

A redesigned training experience for Shopify POS focused on scenario-based learning and performance-centric instruction.

This lesson provides the additional framework and assignments required for graduate students participating in the Research Proposal Project. It focuses on technical plausibility, resource management, and strategic academic significance.

A comprehensive lesson exploring debt financing, equity financing, and alternative funding sources like grants and incubators, helping students understand the strategic trade-offs of each.

Une leçon approfondie sur le pilotage de la performance financière en hôtellerie, axée sur les indicateurs clés (KPIs) et la prise de décision budgétaire.

Cette leçon permet aux élèves de STHR de maîtriser le calcul du seuil de rentabilité, de la marge sur coût variable et du point mort à travers des exemples concrets en hôtellerie-restauration.

Une leçon complète sur le calcul et l'analyse du seuil de rentabilité dans le contexte de l'hôtellerie-restauration pour les élèves de Bac STHR.

Une leçon complète sur le calcul et l'interprétation du seuil de rentabilité, adaptée au contexte de l'hôtellerie et de la restauration pour les élèves de TSTHR.

A comprehensive lesson for high school or undergraduate students to master the 8 components of a business plan. Students analyze the importance of planning and create a 'Skeleton Plan' for a non-profit organization.

Students explore the strategic trade-offs between fixed and variable cost structures through a competitive debate. By analyzing the concepts of risk, predictability, and adjustability, students evaluate which business model thrives in an unpredictable economy.

This lesson introduces students to the four core business functions (Operations, Marketing, Finance, and Human Resources) through a school-based analogy and a video-led discussion on interdependence. Students will map these functions onto their own school environment to understand how organizations work behind the scenes.

Students will synthesize multiple climate solutions from the provided video to redesign a polluted fictional town, 'Smogville', into a sustainable 'Greenville' while managing a budget.

Students explore the economic and environmental trade-offs of mining through a hands-on cookie simulation, focusing on extraction difficulty and the costs of land reclamation.

The sequence concludes with a cost-benefit analysis of ore extraction, where students determine if the energy and chemical costs of separation are justified by the value of the recovered material.

Students evaluate engineering solutions for oil spills, comparing mechanical, chemical, and absorbent separation methods based on physics principles and environmental constraints.

A deep dive into Material Recovery Facilities (MRFs), where students analyze air classifiers, magnetic belts, and eddy current separators to design an efficient recycling flow.

Focusing on density, students explore the physics of circular motion and centrifugation. They calculate the centripetal acceleration and G-force required to separate suspensions like blood or industrial mixtures.

Students identify physical 'handles'—properties like magnetism, density, and conductivity—used to separate material streams. They develop a matrix to match materials with their most efficient separation property.

Groups create and present a civil engineering proposal for a community structure, justifying their choice of rocks and minerals based on physical properties.

Students test rocks for durability, acid resistance, and strength to determine their suitability for various engineering and construction uses.

A simulation of mining economics where students must balance profit from 'ore' (chocolate chips) against the cost of extraction and land reclamation.

A redesigned training experience for Shopify POS focused on scenario-based learning and performance-centric instruction.

A high-energy, fast-paced introduction to Design Thinking where students identify and solve everyday school 'friction points' through empathy, rapid ideation, and prototyping.

Cette leçon évalue les connaissances de base sur les 7 concepts ICT et fournit les fondations théoriques pour comprendre les marchés à travers le prisme de la liquidité institutionnelle.

A high-energy agile retrospective focused on celebrating team milestones, recognizing individual contributions, and reflecting on successful patterns to carry forward into future sprints.

Students will learn to synthesize their business ideas into a concise, professional executive summary that captures the essence of their venture for potential investors or partners.

A comprehensive practice module for 10th-grade Commerce students, focusing on business foundations, trade services, and social responsibility.

A practical project where students apply their knowledge to design a retail store, including product selection, floor layout, visual merchandising, and a promotional plan.

An introduction to the foundational skills of the retail industry, covering customer service techniques, cash handling, inventory management, and the professional communication required for successful sales.

A high-energy workshop introducing 9th graders to design thinking. Students apply human-centered design to solve school-based challenges like hallway congestion or cafeteria waste.

An introductory lesson exploring the world of entrepreneurship, focusing on the mindset, risks, and rewards of starting a business.

Focuses on long-term curriculum implementation strategies, data-driven scaling, and creating sustainable systems that align district goals with classroom reality.

Focuses on moving from curriculum on paper to instructional practice through high-quality coaching cycles and teacher support frameworks.

Focuses on the methodology of curriculum auditing, evaluating alignment to standards, and identifying gaps in instructional materials across a district landscape.

Students present their evolution maps and prototypes in a class showcase and reflect on the project.

Students analyze the societal impact of their chosen technology, focusing on communication, privacy, and environmental changes.

Students investigate the evolution of household technology, comparing historical devices with modern equivalents and predicting future innovations while analyzing their impact on society.

A comprehensive dive into the Design Thinking process specifically tailored for creating digital solutions. Students will move from empathy-driven problem solving to rapid prototyping through real-world case studies.

In this lesson, students become design detectives to identify everyday problems in their surroundings and use design thinking to brainstorm and prototype innovative solutions. Students will develop empathy, observation skills, and creative problem-solving through a structured investigative process.

A comprehensive lesson on network topologies (Star, Mesh, Hybrid) applied to the real-world context of building a robust infrastructure for an e-commerce business. Students will analyze scalability, redundancy, and cost to design the 'backbone' of a digital store.

A high-energy, fast-paced introduction to Design Thinking where students identify and solve everyday school 'friction points' through empathy, rapid ideation, and prototyping.

A high-energy workshop introducing 9th graders to design thinking. Students apply human-centered design to solve school-based challenges like hallway congestion or cafeteria waste.

An introductory lesson exploring the world of entrepreneurship, focusing on the mindset, risks, and rewards of starting a business.

A comprehensive business and culinary arts lesson where students design a unique dining concept from the ground up, covering branding, menu engineering, and market analysis.

Students present their evolution maps and prototypes in a class showcase and reflect on the project.

Students analyze the societal impact of their chosen technology, focusing on communication, privacy, and environmental changes.

Students investigate the evolution of household technology, comparing historical devices with modern equivalents and predicting future innovations while analyzing their impact on society.

A comprehensive dive into the Design Thinking process specifically tailored for creating digital solutions. Students will move from empathy-driven problem solving to rapid prototyping through real-world case studies.

In this lesson, students become design detectives to identify everyday problems in their surroundings and use design thinking to brainstorm and prototype innovative solutions. Students will develop empathy, observation skills, and creative problem-solving through a structured investigative process.

An advanced extension unit for Grade 6 students who have completed 'The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind'. This project-based learning experience focuses on engineering, resourcefulness, and community-driven innovation through a variety of high-level project choices.

Cette leçon guide les élèves dans la conception d'une affiche publicitaire pour leur mini-entreprise, en se concentrant sur le passage du format A4 au format Raisin. Elle intègre des notions de français (titre, légendes) et de mathématiques (proportionnalité) dans un cadre professionnel immersif.

A lesson introducing 1st graders to Nikola Tesla and the concept of inventions through a simplified reading passage.

A comprehensive 2-hour training focused on identifying emerging trends in prevention science and integrating them into evidence-based strategies to maximize community impact.

Students move into prototyping their solutions and preparing for a professional pitch, focusing on feedback loops and iterative design.

Students explore the first phases of design thinking: Empathize and Define. They will identify systemic or local problems and craft clear 'How Might We' statements.

A 9th-grade business lesson exploring how different economic systems (Command, Market, Mixed) foster or hinder business innovation through a hands-on product design challenge.

A high-school entrepreneurship lesson focused on the first two sections of a business plan: the Executive Summary and Company Description. Students learn to 'hook' potential investors through clear, concise writing and a compelling value proposition.

Students will explore how barriers to entry protect existing monopolies and how entrepreneurs can use disruptive strategies like lower operating costs or substitute services to enter and compete in non-competitive markets.

Students step into the shoes of patent examiners to evaluate inventions against the five legal requirements for patentability: Subject Matter, Utility, Novelty, Non-obviousness, and Enablement. through a silly warm-up, a Crash Course video, and case study analysis, students learn the delicate balance between protecting innovation and public access.

A redesigned training experience for Shopify POS focused on scenario-based learning and performance-centric instruction.

A high-energy, fast-paced introduction to Design Thinking where students identify and solve everyday school 'friction points' through empathy, rapid ideation, and prototyping.

Students will learn to synthesize their business ideas into a concise, professional executive summary that captures the essence of their venture for potential investors or partners.

A high-energy workshop introducing 9th graders to design thinking. Students apply human-centered design to solve school-based challenges like hallway congestion or cafeteria waste.

A comprehensive business and culinary arts lesson where students design a unique dining concept from the ground up, covering branding, menu engineering, and market analysis.

A comprehensive dive into the Design Thinking process specifically tailored for creating digital solutions. Students will move from empathy-driven problem solving to rapid prototyping through real-world case studies.

In this lesson, students become design detectives to identify everyday problems in their surroundings and use design thinking to brainstorm and prototype innovative solutions. Students will develop empathy, observation skills, and creative problem-solving through a structured investigative process.

Un ensemble complet de fiches de révision pour les étudiants en 2ème année de BUT Communication, couvrant les piliers essentiels du Community Management : stratégie, contenu, engagement et analyse.

An advanced extension unit for Grade 6 students who have completed 'The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind'. This project-based learning experience focuses on engineering, resourcefulness, and community-driven innovation through a variety of high-level project choices.

Cette leçon guide les élèves dans la conception d'une affiche publicitaire pour leur mini-entreprise, en se concentrant sur le passage du format A4 au format Raisin. Elle intègre des notions de français (titre, légendes) et de mathématiques (proportionnalité) dans un cadre professionnel immersif.

This lesson explores the complex business ecosystem of the Super Bowl, focusing on advertising costs, consumer behavior, brand strategy, and economic impact. Students will analyze how the biggest sporting event in the U.S. functions as a multi-billion dollar marketing machine.

A comprehensive 2-hour training focused on identifying emerging trends in prevention science and integrating them into evidence-based strategies to maximize community impact.

Students move into prototyping their solutions and preparing for a professional pitch, focusing on feedback loops and iterative design.

Students explore the first phases of design thinking: Empathize and Define. They will identify systemic or local problems and craft clear 'How Might We' statements.

A lesson introducing core marketing concepts through interactive listening activities and visual matching. Students will master terms like market research, demographics, advertising, and the sales funnel.

This lesson explores the essential components of a marketing plan through the lens of a 'Brand Blueprint.' It includes integrated TELPAS speaking and listening exercises to support English Language Learners and EOC-style practice to prepare students for high-stakes testing.

A comprehensive lesson for high school or undergraduate students to master the 8 components of a business plan. Students analyze the importance of planning and create a 'Skeleton Plan' for a non-profit organization.

A high-school entrepreneurship lesson focused on the first two sections of a business plan: the Executive Summary and Company Description. Students learn to 'hook' potential investors through clear, concise writing and a compelling value proposition.

Students will explore how barriers to entry protect existing monopolies and how entrepreneurs can use disruptive strategies like lower operating costs or substitute services to enter and compete in non-competitive markets.

Students will learn the Spectrum of Distinctiveness in trademark law, categorize brands from generic to fanciful, and evaluate brand strength using legal principles.