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NSW’s favourite Business Studies series, Jacaranda Business Studies in Action, is freshly updated with new content and tools to help you deliver engaging and contemporary lessons for your students, while preparing them for exam success.
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Explore 100+ new case studies (Tesla, Uber Eats) and contemporary business trends with your students, including how COVID-19 has impacted the business environment.
Captivate learners with new videos in every chapter and access to the learnON platform, where theory is supported by an expansive range of interactive media and resources.
Practice makes perfect with access to 300+ official HSC exam questions, including the 2020 exam in print (HSC), plus every past exam question from 2006-2020 online with immediate feedback.
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Stephen Chapman is an active teacher, author, HSC marker and consultant, with 28 years’ experience as a classroom teacher and head teacher. He has authored/co-authored 24 textbooks in the areas of Commerce, Business Studies and Economics. He has won awards for teaching excellence and pedagogical writings, as well as a Commonwealth Parliamentary Teaching Fellowship. As a consultant, he works with schools to develop teaching programs and educational resources.
Rosalinda Gallina is a teacher of Business Studies, Legal Studies, Commerce and Business Services, with over 14 years’ teaching experience. She is a Business Studies HSC marker and has been the co-convenor of the Business Studies Trial HSC Examination paper for the Catholic Secondary Schools Association NSW for three years. She also lectures and presents at student workshops on HSC Business Studies.
Michael Doherty has been teaching for almost 30 years. He has taught HSC Business Studies since its inception and has been an HSC marker and Judge marker. He has presented at both student workshops and teacher conferences. As an author, he has written articles for The Sydney Morning Herald’s Preparing for the HSC series and the Economic Literacy Centre’s Business Studies Review.
Mohan Dhall is a teacher and author. He trains teachers at University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) in Business Studies, Legal Studies, Economics and Commerce methods. His experience of business extends to running three companies — the Australian Tutoring Association (ATA) and Global Tutoring Association (GTA) as well as Mohannah Education. The business principles he writes about are based on his experience of working in business and working with large and small companies both onshore and offshore.
Cassy Norris has 34 years’ experience as a classroom teacher and head teacher of Social Sciences, and is a former coordinating senior HSC marker in Business Studies. Currently she is Principal of Ryde Secondary College. She has co-authored textbooks in Commerce, Business Studies and Geography, and has written teaching resources for several educational departments and programs. She has also contributed to syllabus evaluation and development with the Board of Studies.
Natalie Devenish is a teacher of Business Studies, Economics, Legal Studies and Commerce, with over 15 years’ teaching experience. She has been an HSC marker for seven years and has completed a Masters in Education. She has co-authored three textbooks in the areas of Business Studies and Commerce. Natalie has a specific interest in the development and implementation of literacy strategies to support student learning.
Our Business Studies in Action author, Stephen Chapman, has written a two-part guest blog series to help Business Studies teachers foster a renewed engagement in the classroom.
“Jacaranda makes it easier for me to focus on assessing students and then using its resources to meet their needs, be it visual, auditory or explanatory. Furthermore, the resource provides students guidance (self-pace) and the ability to extend themselves. Fantastic resource!”
“We like the chapter spreads that follow the Study Design, useful exam questions and solutions, current case studies and the diagrams. The resource is written and formatted in a student-friendly manner, which is easy to follow."
“They are great resources that are developed at a brilliant level for our students."
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“Jacaranda has been an impressive textbook publisher. It’s books are a clear representation of the NSW teaching syllabus. The textbooks provide a range of engaging activities and subject specific content. Jacaranda has been a pleasurable experience for students to understand content and place their knowledge in action through activities and additional resources.”
“These are great resources for our needs [and] Jacaranda offer fantastic teacher support.”
“I love so many things about Jacaranda resources, in particular; the search function, the chapter PDFs, teacher resources, clear examples, questions that prompt both lower order and higher order thinking. Thank you for the great resources.”
“We particularly like the comprehensive coverage of course material and the ability to use the print version in conjunction with the online resources. The resources provide a wealth of activities, a chance to extend the more able students while allowing those students, who find schoolwork and reading more of a challenge, the opportunity to access content through well-constructed summaries, crosswords and other activities.”
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