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The Week 9 lesson plan for Grade 12 Applied Economics focuses on midterm review and exam preparation over 2.5 hours. It includes activities such as 'Economic Bingo', 'Econ Battle', guided discussions, and a mock quiz to reinforce key concepts from previous weeks. The session aims to clarify misconceptions, strengthen weak areas, and provide students with effective study tips for the upcoming exam.

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? Week 9 Lesson Discussion

The Week 9 lesson plan for Grade 12 Applied Economics focuses on midterm review and exam preparation over 2.5 hours. It includes activities such as 'Economic Bingo', 'Econ Battle', guided discussions, and a mock quiz to reinforce key concepts from previous weeks. The session aims to clarify misconceptions, strengthen weak areas, and provide students with effective study tips for the upcoming exam.

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📚 WEEK 9 LESSON PLAN – Applied Economics (2.

5 Hours)

Grade Level: Grade 12 – ABM


Subject: Applied Economics
Week: 9
Topic: Midterm Review and Exam Preparation
Time Allotment: 2.5 hours
Mode: Review game, guided discussion, mock quiz

🎯 Review Objectives

By the end of the session, students should be able to:

1. Recall and explain key concepts from Weeks 1–8.

2. Apply economic reasoning in answering review questions.

3. Demonstrate readiness for the midterm exam.

4. Clarify misconceptions and strengthen weak areas.

🧠 Topics to Review

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Nature and Scope of Applied


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Economics

Basic Economic Problems and


2
Economic Systems

3 Economic Indicators and Their Role

Demand, Supply, and Market


4
Equilibrium

5 Types of Market Structures

6 Production and Cost Analysis

Pricing Strategies and Business


7
Decisions

8 Employment and Income Generation


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🧩 Lesson Sequence

⏰ Part 1: Warm-Up Activity – “Economic Bingo” (20 minutes)

 Students are given a bingo sheet with economic terms and


concepts.

 Teacher reads definitions or scenarios; students mark the


matching terms.

 First to complete a row or column wins a prize.

📌 Purpose: Recall and reinforce key vocabulary and concepts.

⏰ Part 2: Concept Review Game – “Econ Battle” (30 minutes)

Instructions:

 Class is divided into 3–4 teams.

 Teacher asks questions per topic (Weeks 1–8), increasing in


difficulty.

 Teams take turns or “buzz in” to answer.

 Scoring system can be used to keep engagement high.

📌 Questions should be mixed: definitions, computations, true/false,


and situational analysis.

⏰ Part 3: Guided Discussion and Clarification (25 minutes)

Facilitated Review:

 Summarize key takeaways from each week.

 Use a concept map to connect topics (e.g., how economic


indicators affect pricing strategies).
 Address common misconceptions or tricky areas identified in
previous quizzes.

⏰ Part 4: Midterm Mock Quiz (30 minutes)

Instructions:

 15–20 items covering multiple topics:

o 5 multiple choice

o 5 identification

o 5 situational/analytical

o 1 short computation (e.g., cost or demand)

📌 Students will check and discuss answers afterward to reinforce


learning.

⏰ Part 5: Exam Tips and Wrap-Up (15 minutes)

Discuss:

 Study tips for economics (e.g., flashcards, real-life examples,


group study)

 Review how the midterm exam will be formatted

 Encourage students to prepare notes and focus on


understanding, not memorization

📌 Let students ask final questions or clarify topics they’re unsure of.

📘 Materials Needed

 Printed bingo cards

 Econ Battle questions (PowerPoint or cards)

 Concept map template (optional)

 Mock quiz sheet

 Whiteboard or digital slides

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