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1 | Introduction | 1 |
2 | Developing citizens, consumers and owners | 7 |
3 | Work-related learning and enterprise education | 22 |
4 | Government policy and the shape of the curriculum | 33 |
5 | Business, not-for-profits, higher education and teachers : contesting the character of the subject | 65 |
6 | Making sense of assessment frameworks | 83 |
7 | Choosing and using different types of assessment | 101 |
8 | Learning through doing : designing tasks and types of processing | 119 |
9 | Learning through thinking : the roles of experience and conceptual understanding | 148 |
10 | Evaluating teaching in business, economics and enterprise | 181 |
11 | Conclusion | 205 |
App. A | Competency statements in business studies | 211 |
App. B | Assessment objectives | 213 |
App. C | AS business studies data response question : coffee with conscience | 215 |
App. D | AS level economics data response question : an industry riding for a fall | 217 |
App. E | Grade descriptions for the Edexcel business and economics GCSE | 219 |
App. F | Qualities of economic judgements in citizenship education | 221 |
App. G | Developing students' understanding of qualities of economic arguments in citizenship education | 223 |
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