The educator's key for the 'Haute Culture' viewing guide, providing detailed expected answers and teaching talking points focused on EQ, business ethics, and global operations. Revised for better page distribution and branding consistency.

A chic, high-fashion-themed viewing guide for 'The Devil Wears Prada'. It includes sections on workplace culture, professional communication, the impact of technology on work-life balance, and ethical decision-making in the corporate world. Revision fixes page breaks and ensures student work areas are legible.

A comprehensive teacher's guide for Lesson 6, providing pacing, discussion prompts, and technical tips for facilitating the formal business proposal setup.

A student-facing formatting checklist and architecture guide for setting up a formal business proposal, featuring technical requirements for alignment, typography, and spacing.

A professional, visually striking slide deck for teaching document architecture and formal business proposal formatting, featuring blueprint design elements and technical software skill guides.

A student synthesis worksheet for Lesson 5, guiding students through the process of writing a summary paragraph based on their market research and deciding whether to pivot their product idea.

A joint teacher's guide for Lessons 4 and 5, covering interviewing techniques, the concept of the pivot, and facilitating a market research sprint with digital citizenship reminders.

A high-energy slide deck for Lesson 5, focusing on market research, transcribing customer feedback, and the concept of 'pivoting' based on data synthesis.

A student worksheet designed to help scaffold the creation of an interview script with open-ended questions, featuring a table layout and a digital skills checklist.

A high-impact slide deck for teaching customer interviewing techniques, focusing on open-ended questions vs. leading questions and introducing the technical skill of creating tables.

A teacher facilitation guide for the Emotional Intelligence Navigator lesson, including learning objectives, lesson flow, and differentiation strategies.

A visual presentation to introduce the four core emotions (angry, sad, worried, calm) using a weather/navigation metaphor and teaching basic self-regulation tools.

A set of printable scenario cards for calm, sad, worried, and angry emotions, designed to help students practice social-emotional regulation and perspective-taking.