Unit 4 · 5 lessons
Leadership, Projects and Technology
How to lead a team, run a project from first idea to final reflection, choose and use digital tools safely, connect business skills to other subjects and careers, and see how entrepreneurs from many communities change the world and what helps them succeed.
- 44 practice questions
- 41 flashcards
- 1 interactive lesson
Lessons
- 1Business Leadership StylesThere is no single best way to lead: autocratic, democratic, laissez-faire, transformational, servant and coaching styles each fit different situations, and a good leader reads the situation and the team before choosing.8 questions
- 2The Project Management ProcessEvery project moves through five stages (initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and closing), and simple tools like a task list, schedule, roles chart, risk register and budget keep it on track and make it possible to judge success against goals and KPIs.10 questions
- 3Digital Tools and Data SecurityDigital tools help even the smallest business plan, sell and communicate, but each has costs, limits and risks, so a business should choose tools to fit the task and protect its accounts and its customers' personal information.Interactive9 questions
- 4Business Skills, Other Subjects and CareersProblem solving, creative and critical thinking and financial literacy help with real local and global challenges, support learning in every subject, and lead to careers including self-employment, entrepreneurship and the skilled trades, and a portfolio is a way to record and reflect on that growth.8 questions
- 5How Entrepreneurs Contribute and What They FaceEntrepreneurs from every community create jobs and products and can tackle social, economic, environmental and ethical issues, but many face barriers such as limited capital, small networks, bias and poor internet access, which mentorship, financing and targeted programs help them overcome.9 questions