Student groups
Students then work in small groups to solve the case study or challenge.
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- Oct 23, 2024
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About this process
This workflow is the perfect template for teachers who generally start by having students read a case study, learn about a challenge, or watch a video. Students then work in small groups to solve the case study or challenge. Teachers set work sessions defining what students should accomplish to help them manage their time. Teachers can have one or more case studies per project. You will need to create a project for each group/team.
The process in detail
3 sessions · 7 stepsCase study 1: Info
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Case study 1: Market Evaluation
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Political factors affecting your organization.
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Economic factors affecting your organization.
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Social factors affecting your organization.
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Technological factors affecting your organization.
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Environmental factors affecting your organization.
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Legal factors affecting your organization.
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Key highlights
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1. Political factors affecting your organization.
Evaluate and monitor the political factors affecting your organization. How and to what degree a government and the current policies intervene in the economy? Think about: government policy, political stability or instability in overseas markets, foreign trade policy, tax policy, labor law, environmental law, trade restrictions, etc You will need to be able to respond to the current legislation. You can also anticipate future legislation, and adjust your marketing policy accordingly to better take advantage of those policies.
2. Economic factors affecting your organization.
Evaluate and monitor the economic factors affecting your organization. Evaluate economic factors that can have a significant impact on how an organization does business and also how profitable they are. Evaluate factors like economic growth, interest rates, exchange rates, inflation, disposable income of consumers, etc
3. Social factors affecting your organization.
Evaluate and monitor the social factors affecting your organization. Factors that include shared beliefs and attitudes of the population.
4. Technological factors affecting your organization.
Evaluate and monitor the technological factors affecting your organization.
5. Environmental factors affecting your organization.
Evaluate and monitor the environmental factors affecting your organization. How is your company trying to be ethical and a sustainable company, reducing your carbon footprint targets set by governments and by other organizations?
6. Legal factors affecting your organization.
Evaluate and monitor the legal factors affecting your organization. Evaluate health, safety, equal opportunities, advertising standards, consumer rights and laws, product labeling, product packaging and product safety.
7. Key highlights
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