Small Business Ownership & Management Model
Units:
- Orientation
- Employment Portfolio
- Communication Skills
- Career Opportunities
- Determining Potential as an Entrepreneur
- Economics Related to a Small Business
- Developing a Business Plan
- Choosing the Type of Ownership
- Marketing Fundamentals
- Business Ethics
- Choosing Business Location
- Financing the Business
- Managing the Finances
- Managing the Business
- Human Resources
- Employee Goal Setting
- Creating The Employee Handbook
- Company Organization and Hierarchy Charts
- Develop policies and procedures for handling employee problems
- Performance Reviews
- Designing a Newspaper Advertisement
- Project Planning Management
- Business Management - Workplace Conflict Management
- Business Management - Writing a Basic Business Plan Executive Summary
- Promoting the Business
- Professional Selling
- Dealing with Legal Issues
- Risk Management
- Technical Assistance and Support
- Leadership Skills Development
- Optional Skills for Advanced Learners
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Activity Originally Created By:
Kathy Oliveira
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Part of Lesson Plan: Business Management - Workplace Conflict Management
Activity Overview / Details
DAY 1
Teacher begins class by showing the following story on the overhead projector for students to read and synthesize:
A group of medical suppliers was being given a tour of a mental hospital.
One of the visitors had made some very insulting remarks about the patients.
After the tour the visitors were introduced to various members of staff in the canteen.
The rude visitor chatted to one of the security staff, Bill, a kindly and wise ex-policeman.
"Are they all raving loonies in here then?" said the rude man.
"Only the ones who fail the test," said Bill.
"What's the test?" said the man.
"Well, we show them a bath full of water, a bucket, a jug and an egg-cup, and we ask them what's the quickest way to empty the bath?" said Bill.
"Oh I see, simple - the normal ones know it's the bucket, right?"
"No actually," said Bill, "The normal ones say pull out the plug. Should I check when there's a bed free for you?"
**Teacher asks for volunteers to explain a possible meaning of the story.
Materials / Resource
2 Humorous Business Tales.docx
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2 Business Stories with thought provoking endings




