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Content Standard 1 Profession Recognize characteristics of an entrepreneur; determine opportunities and problem recognition and pursuit. Strand 1 Recognize that entrepreneurs possess unique characteristics and evaluate the degree to which one possesses those characteristics. Strand 2 *Identify the characteristics of a successful entrepreneur. Identify one s own personal traits that are typical characteristics of an entrepreneur. Compare and contrast the differences between an entrepreneur and an employee. *List the advantages and disadvantages to be an entrepreneur. Assess the impact of entrepreneurship on your local community and its economy. Examine how outside influences play an important role in the choice of paths an entrepreneur chooses. Innovation and Problem Solving Brainstorm and recognize an opportunity that arises from other peoples wants and perceived needs. Explore technology avenues to identify and solve various business problems. Evaluate the viability of alternative solutions for products and/or services. Analyze potential business opportunities in relation to personal preferences, financial worthiness and perceived risk. Identify an entrepreneurial opportunity. Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of buying an existing business, starting a new business or purchasing a franchise. 1

Content Standard 1 Profession Recognize characteristics of an entrepreneur; determine opportunities and problem recognition and pursuit. Strand 3 Skills and Ethical Responsibility Define ethics. List entrepreneurial skills needed to run a successful business. Identify common ethical issues that entrepreneurs encounter. *Discuss the impact of entrepreneurs being ethically and socially responsible. Effectively collaborate to solve entrepreneurial issues. Apply ethics to business decision making. Create an innovated solution for an identified social problem. 2

Content Standard 2 Marketing and Target Markets Analyze customer groups and develop a plan to identify, reach and keep customers in a specific target market. Identify strategies to reach their specific target market. Define target market. Define marketing. *Understand the application of the marketing mix (product, place, price and promotion). Conduct market research using primary and secondary data to solve business problems. Define and give examples of the concept of market share. Determine the wants and needs of specific consumers. Indentify the marketing mix (4Ps). Describe the role the Internet plays on marketing. Define and give examples of market segmentation (e.g., Demographics, Geographics). Create a consumer profile for a business venture. Apply the marketing mix to specific business ventures. 3

Content Standard 3 Economics and Financial Concepts Use the financial concepts and tools needed by the entrepreneur in making business decisions. The students will be able to: Beginning Intermediate Advanced Strand 1 Identify, establish, maintain and analyze appropriate records to make business decisions. Determine the resources needed to start a planned business (i.e., materials and labor). Identify reasons for keeping business records. *Identify the total cash needed to start a business (i.e., start-up costs, ongoing operational expenses and cash reserves). Identify the major sources of funding for a business (i.e., venture capitalists, grants). Create alternative solutions to solving cash flow problems. The importance of record keeping and tax reporting. Evaluate the financial consideration of a firm based on business records. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of primary sources of borrowing. Compare and contrast various business records. Strand 2 *Describe the impact of incomplete and/or inaccurate business records on a business. Economics Define a market economy. Determine if there is a profit or loss for a business. Define goods and services. Explain how supply and demand impact businesses. Define the differences between fixed and variable costs. Recognize situations that result in a shift in demand and determine the direction and economic consequences of the shift. Analyze how the economy impacts a business. 4

Content Standard 3 Economics and Financial Concepts Use the financial concepts and tools needed by the entrepreneur in making business decisions. The students will be able to: Beginning Intermediate Advanced *Calculate the number of products to be sold to make a profit using breakeven analysis. Evaluate short-term and long-term alternatives for a business to reach profitability. 5

Content Standard 4 Business Plan Develop a business plan for managing an entrepreneurial venture. The students will be able to: Beginning Intermediate Advanced Create a vision and set goals and objectives for a planned business. Describe why a business must plan. Identify the major components of a business plan. Establish short-term and long-term goals and objectives for a planned business. Describe the use for a business plan. Analyze exit plan options for a planned business. Create a business plan for a planned business. *Identify the information to be included in each component of a business plan. Research business resources and information for a business plan. Recognize that a business plan is an ongoing process and should be often revisited and updated. 6

Content Standard 5 Management and Legal Factors Analyze how forms of business ownership, government regulations, global markets and business ethics affect entrepreneurial ventures. Strand 1 Analyze how government regulations can impact a business at various levels. Strand 2 Describe how government regulations can affect business. Identify and evaluate the various ways in which government (federal, state and local) regulations affect specific businesses. Acquire the information necessary to comply with governmental regulations affecting an entrepreneurial venture. Define the various forms of business ownership and legal issues they face. Strand 3 Analyze effect of cultural differences on business opportunities. Stand 4 Leadership and Team Building Identify the differences between types of business ownership. Discuss cultural differences. Identify the role the Internet plays in business cultural differences. Define advantages of working with a team. 7 *Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of the various forms of business ownership. Analyze necessary modifications to U.S. business practices to facilitate interaction in the global marketplace. Identify strategies that facilitate ethical behavior in a small business. Explain the importance of motivation, leadership and trust to the members of the team. Assess specific franchising opportunities. Investigate procedures for changing the form of business ownership. Research the globalization of the workforce and how it has enabled high-performance networks to be established wherever and whenever in the world to the best skills that can be found. Develop policies and procedures for an entrepreneurial venture.

Content Standard 5 Management and Legal Factors Analyze how forms of business ownership, government regulations, global markets and business ethics affect entrepreneurial ventures. Strand 5 Risk Describe risks faced by entrepreneurs. Explain ways an entrepreneur can protect themselves from risk. Conduct a risk assessment and develop a risk management plan. 8