Helena Knapton is the former PGCE Business Education Course Leader at Edge Hill University, UK. She is now Learning and Teaching Development Lead within the Faculty of Education at Edge Hill University as well as a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Jamila Gurjee is a former Associate Tutor and Researcher, PGCE Business Education at Edge Hill University, UK. She has been teaching Business and Business-related subjects to students in secondary schools, sixth form, and for adult provision for the past 10 years. Having been Head of Department at a busy school in the South East, she is now teaching Law and Business at St.Mary’s College in Blackburn.

"I recommend this very well researched book to both trainee teachers and seasoned practitioners, like me, without hesitation. Its hands on approach and implicit focus on the development of a professional identity make this a key ‘go-to’ reference source for serious educators." Colin Wynne, Maricourt Catholic High School"The expertise and experience that has been used to write this textbook is unrivalled and it will prove to become and essential resource for those training to become Business, Economics and Enterprise teachers as well as those who are currently in the profession. The book provides guidance and information that will not only help improve practice within the classroom but also to engage with and encourage debate on some of the key issues which face the subject area over the coming years." Daren Fairhurst, Head of Business and ICT, Pensby High School and Principal Fellow of the EBEA

• Preface, 1 Introduction, 2 Getting Started: Teaching Academic subjects, 3 Getting Started: Teaching Vocational subjects, 4 Learning and Teaching Strategies: Assessment for Learning, 5 Learning and Teaching Strategies: Working with Assessment Criteria, 6 Learning and Teaching Strategies: Differentiation, 7 Developing Wider Skills: Seeing Beyond the Specification, 8 Maximising the Use of Resources, 9 The Reflective Practitioner: The Place of Reflection in the Continuous Development of Programmes and Practitioners, Index

Helena Knapton is the former PGCE Business Education Course Leader at Edge Hill University, UK. She is now Learning and Teaching Development Lead within the Faculty of Education at Edge Hill University as well as a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Jamila Gurjee is a former Associate Tutor and Researcher, PGCE Business Education at Edge Hill University, UK. She has been teaching Business and Business-related subjects to students in secondary schools, sixth form, and for adult provision for the past 10 years. Having been Head of Department at a busy school in the South East, she is now teaching Law and Business at St.Mary’s College in Blackburn.

"I recommend this very well researched book to both trainee teachers and seasoned practitioners, like me, without hesitation. Its hands on approach and implicit focus on the development of a professional identity make this a key ‘go-to’ reference source for serious educators." Colin Wynne, Maricourt Catholic High School"The expertise and experience that has been used to write this textbook is unrivalled and it will prove to become and essential resource for those training to become Business, Economics and Enterprise teachers as well as those who are currently in the profession. The book provides guidance and information that will not only help improve practice within the classroom but also to engage with and encourage debate on some of the key issues which face the subject area over the coming years." Daren Fairhurst, Head of Business and ICT, Pensby High School and Principal Fellow of the EBEA

• Preface, 1 Introduction, 2 Getting Started: Teaching Academic subjects, 3 Getting Started: Teaching Vocational subjects, 4 Learning and Teaching Strategies: Assessment for Learning, 5 Learning and Teaching Strategies: Working with Assessment Criteria, 6 Learning and Teaching Strategies: Differentiation, 7 Developing Wider Skills: Seeing Beyond the Specification, 8 Maximising the Use of Resources, 9 The Reflective Practitioner: The Place of Reflection in the Continuous Development of Programmes and Practitioners, Index