High School of Business Project #2 – Make the Most of It Business Economics.

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High School of Business Project #2 – Make the Most of It Business Economics

Driving Question How could a vacant lot be put to best use?

Project Description  Students will develop innovation and decision-making skills as they determine the best use for a vacant lot in their community.  Team members will interview residents and business people –learn what members of the community would like to see done with the vacant lot –Identify three best possible uses and determine the opportunity costs

Project Description  Decision Matrix –oral presentation & written proposal to Chamber of Commerce panel of judges  Individual written diary of events throughout the project describing team activities and his/her own contributions to the team

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What’s Next???  Each team must complete the following steps: –Investigate zoning and assess the surrounding business community –Compose interview questions that could be used to find out what locals would like to see in place of the vacant lot

What’s Next??? –Class should compare the questions and select the best questions to use for the interviews –Interview people in vacant lot’s neighborhood to learn what they would like to see in place of that vacant lot –Each team member should interview at least two people in the neighborhood, and students should make an effort to get responses from both the business community and residents –Each team should compile a list of the interviewees’ names, addresses, and responses

What’s Next??? –After conducting the interviews, use feedback and innovation skills to brainstorm for specific uses of the property –Select the three best uses for the property from its list –Determine the opportunity costs associated with each of the three possible uses for the property  Consider such factors as potential revenue generated, jobs created, aesthetics of neighborhood, etc.

What’s Next??? –Determine criteria for selecting the best use for the property –Develop and use a decision matrix to determine the best use for the vacant lot

Individual Written Diary  Each team member will keep his/her own written diary of events –one-to-two paragraph diary entry each day describing team activities and his/her own contributions to the team

Decision Matrix  After completing its research, each team develops and uses a decision matrix to determine the best use for the vacant lot

Oral Presentation  Each team delivers a five-minute presentation to the local Chamber of Commerce identifying how they would put the vacant lot to best use and the rationale for their decision  Allow time for Chamber of Commerce representatives to ask questions, make suggestions, and select which team’s idea the Chamber of Commerce likes best and reasons for that selection

Team Written Report  Each team develops a two-page written proposal to submit to the teacher and the Chamber of Commerce  The written proposal further explains the team’s decision about how to put the vacant lot to best use and reasons why the team believes that is the best use for the property

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