- Briar Woods High School
- Adv. Marketing Assignments and PPT Lessons
Belote, Martha (Assistant Principal)
- Welcome
- Expectations for Marketing I and Adv. Marketing
- Homework and Grading Policies
- Marketing Education Classroom Policies- ALL CLASSES
- Grading Practices and Policies- ALL CLASSES
- Homework Policy- ALL CLASSES
- Marketing Education Handbook- ALL CLASSES
- The Falcons' Nest - The School Store
- DECA
- COOP Program Information
- Advanced Marketing Course Information
- Adv. Marketing Assignments Qtr. 1
- Adv. Marketing Assignments and PPT Lessons
- Adv. Mktg Course Syllabus and Overview
- Advanced Marketing Competencies
- Adv. Mktg. 1st Qtr. Calendar
- Adv.Mktg.Qtr 2- PPT Lessons and Assignments
- Adv.Marketing Quarter 3 PPT Lessons and Assignments
- Advanced Marketing Qtr 3 Calendars
- Adv. Marketing Power Point Slides, Projects and Class Assignments
- Adv. Marketing PPT Slides/Assignments- Qtr 4
- Adv. Marketing QTR 2- PPT Lessons and Class Activities
- Marketing I Course Information
- Marketing I QTR. 1- Assignments and PPT Slides
- MarketingI-QTR2 2014- PPT Lessons and Assignments
- Marketing I Qtr 3 Calendars
- Marketing I Qtr 3 PPT Lessons and Assignments
- Marketing I PPT Slides, Projects, and Class Assignments
- Marketing I Syllabus and Overview
- Mktg I Qtr. 1 Calendar
- Marketing I Competencies
- Marketing I Qtr. 2 Calendars
- Marketing I PPT Slides, Projects, and Assignments Qtr 4
- Marketing I QTR2 PPT Lessons and Assignments
- Marketing 1 - Qtr 4-Assignments and PPT Lessons
- Introduction to Business and Marketing Course Information
- Intro to Business and Marketing PPT Slides
- Introduction to Business and Marketing Assignments- Qtr. 1
- Back to School Night Handout-All Classes
- Sports & Entertainment Marketing Qtr. 1 Calendars
- DECA Calendar of Events
- Expectations for Marketing and Marketing I
- AdvancED Evidences
- Marketing I QTR 4 PPT Lessons and Assignments
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Quarter 4 PPT Lessons and AssignmentsApril 2 and 3: Business Ethics- Class DiscussionClass Activity: Students work in small groups to research an unethical business practice that made the news within the past 10 years. Students prepare a PPT presentation to outline and highlight the event. Email to mbelote. 50 PointsApril 25 and 27: Pricing Products and Services PPTClass Activity: Psychological Pricing Strategies- Students work independently or with a partner to research a psychological pricing strategy and prepare PPT explanation for the class. Instructions are found on Slide #5 of Pricing Products and Services PPT Lesson above. E-mail to mbelote@lcps.org 50 PointsApril 29 and 30: Pricing Products and Services - Complete PPT LessonClass Activity: Determining Base Price- Students work with independently or with partner to establish a base price for selected items in the Falcons' Nest. Instructions are found on last slide of Pricing Products and Services PPT above. 50 PointsClass Activity: Compare Merchandising Strategies of two stores with similar or same product mix. Students work independently or with a partner to complete the class activity- instructions located at end of PPT slide. Email to mbelote@lcps.org 50 PointsMay 5 and 6: Product Planning PPTClass Activity: Students work independently or in a small group to research a the brand and brand extension of a product produced by a major corporation. Assignment instructions located on last slide of PPT lesson. Email to mbelote@lcps.org 50 PointsMay 8 and 9: Risk Mgt. PPTClass Activity- Students work in small group and brainstorm to idenitfy 4-5 polices that businesses could implement to reduce INTERNAL shrinkage and 4-5 polices that could reduce EXTERNAL shrinkage. Email to mbelote@.lcps.org . 50 PointsMay 12- Jun 4: Adv.Mktg Career Development Portfolio ProjectSeniors Exempted from Final Exams Complete the Personal Marketing Plan PPT and submit by e-mail to mbelote@lcps.org by June 5, 2014 . 100 PointsSeniors who are NOT Exempted from Final Exams must complete the Personal Marketing Plan PPT and arrange a date and time to present to Mrs. Belote during the day June 6, June 9, or June 10. The Final Exam is 20% of the Semester 2 Grade.
Last Modified on August 11, 2016