SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL LEARNERS FORM THREE 11/20/2016.

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SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL LEARNERS FORM THREE 11/20/2016

TOPIC: NET WORTH OF A BUSINESS 11/20/2016

Knowledge based Objectives By the end of the topic, the learner should be able to; Explain the meaning of terms assets, liabilities, and capital Derive the book keeping equation Prepare a simple balance sheet 11/20/2016

Competencies By the end of the topic, the learner should demonstrate ability to; Identify assets, liabilities and capital; Derive the book keeping equation; Prepare a simple balance sheet. 11/20/2016

Justification – This topic lays a good foundation for the learner to be able to gain record keeping competencies which will enable them to start and run simple businesses. 11/20/2016

learning experiences – Demonstration – Projects – Discussions – Brain storming 11/20/2016

Learning resources – Relevant Text books – Sample balance sheets – Journals and business publications 11/20/2016

Assessment – Project work – Work books – Observation 11/20/2016

END Thank you 11/20/2016