Investment Lesson Plans

1. Compund Interest and Quiz on Logs
...sion of labor between God and his children when he wrote that we should work as if everything depended on our efforts and pray as if everything depended on the Almighty." Objectives: The student will apply the definition of e to compound interest. The student will compute the number of years for an investment to double. The student will compute the amount of an investment given the principal, rate and length of the investment. 1. Go over homework and collect it. 2. Discuss Compound Interest. Let R = Interest Rate per period Let P = Principal. Let n = number of periods 3. Examples: 4. To Compute Effective...

2. Investment Appraisal - Lesson Plan
jump to content of this page Bized logo linked to homepage Current Topics Learning Materials Data Company Info Virtual Worlds Reference Educators You are here: Home > Educators > Business Studies > Accounting and Finance > Investment Appraisal - Lesson Plan Educators Advanced Search Level 2 + Business/Economics » 16-19 Investment Appraisal - Lesson Plan: 2 x 1 hour lessons + Business Studies » A series of 'off the shelf' lesson plans and resources for use in o A2 » the classroom. These lessons deal with Investment Appraisal and...

3. BC Education - Essentials of Mathematics 12 - Investments
Math Icon Essentials of Mathematics 12 - Investments This sub-organizer contains the following sections: Prescribed Learning Outcomes Suggested Instructional Strategies Suggested Assessment Strategies Recommended Learning Resources PRESCRIBED LEARNING OUTCOMES It is expected that students will demonstrate and recognize the differences concerning diff...

4. Stock Game--GSG--Lesson--Econ Class
...is a Stock Resources: Internet access Screener? Lesson 9 What are the Indices? Objectives: In this lesson, students will learn the time value Lesson 10 of money using the StocksQuest Calculator. They will also be What is an IPO? able to calculate the future value of their money, a single Lesson 11 investment of $1,000 or a monthly investment of $100. This What is the Dow? lesson will illustrate that investing in the stock market, Lesson 12 especially the S&P 500 Index, is superior to investing in CDs, What Drives Stock T-bonds, and bank accounts. StocksQuest has a built-in rate of Prices? return of 12%...

5. EconEdLink | EconomicsMinute | Time Value of Money
...ticket price, but also the time and cost of what else you might have enjoyed doing instead of the movie. Applying this concept to the $500 owed to you, you see that getting the money in installments will saddle you with opportunity cost. By taking the money over time, you lose the interest on your investment or any other use for the initial $500, such as spending it on something you would have enjoyed more. The trade-off between money now and money later depends on, among other things, the rate of interest you can earn by investing. Process: First, consider future value. Future value (FV) refers to the...

6. Investment Presentation
Pardon my dust while I finish this project! Photo found (Online) courtesy of Paine Webber Corp (Permission Pending) http://www.painewebber.com/ Investment Portfollio Corporate Stock Developed by Paul Witkus, Fenton High School, Department of Business Education Click below to learn more! Subject/Content Area Learner Description Purpose/Goal Learner Outcomes Context/Setting/Environment Project Description Assessment of Learning Outcomes Evaluation of th...

7. Cashflow Technologies
...o charity. Ima's life story is shared with students through a narrative and then lively dialogue between her and Toki. Through class activities students will learn what it means to "pay yourself first" so that you have money for charity and for your future. Learning Objectives · Estimate to predict investment growth · Compute math solutions · Graph known amounts Assessments Students will: (1) estimate how an investment will grow when money is continually doubled, (2) compute math calculations by completing a table, (3) use math computations to understand investment growth by plotting computed values on a...

8. The Virginia Company
...Background Information on The Virginia Company Objectives a. Students will define the concept "joint-stock company." b. Students will identify the characteristics of a joint-stock company colony and determine that Jamestown was a joint-stock colony. c. Students will define the words simile, profit, investment, share, shareholders, and dividend as it relates to the economic development of the Jamestown Colony. simile: a figure of speech that relates a similarity between two unrelated topics profit: the money left over after a business or individual has paid all costs for production investment: paying for...

9. Questions About Investments
...Exploring Ministers' 2. Outline the Gallery Opportunity Life & Society 3. Revisit and Disasters & Reflect Tragedies 4. Extension Extreme Weather CBC Archives Topic: Science & Stranger than Technology Fiction: The Bre-X Sports Gold Scandal Olympics Hockey All activities on this topic Questions About Investments Activity Overview Subjects Business Studies Political Science Social Studies Topic Index Summary Students explore investment options and the associated risks by Clip Index interviewing family and/or community members. All Clips from Duration 2 lessons Index of Great Interviews Purpose To learn abou...

10. Global Envision - Investment - Unit on Globalization and Foreign Investment
...nd stable future. We support economic development and responsible free markets as the most reliable and sustainable strategies for global poverty alleviation. Mercy Corps Links Legal/Privacy Policy Submit Site Map RSS Feed (What is RSS?) Copyright ?2003 - 2008 All Rights Reserved. For Teachers Back Investment - Unit on Globalization and Foreign Investment In this unit, students will learn about the role of foreign investment in an economy and the differences between foreign direct investment and foreign portfolio investment. This lesson plan was developed by staff members of the Globalization101.org proj...