Exploring Business for the 21st Century is a dynamic resource researched and written for the Ontario Introduction to Business, Grade 9 or 10, Open (BB110 BB120) course. A thorough revision of Exploring Business: A Global Perspective, this new resource reflects up-to-date business issues and practices, the latest application of technology, and an emphasis on the development of required business skills.
Features:
– an extensively revised resource developed to match the content, skills and assessment requirements of the new Ontario curriculum.
– visually attractive, four-colour textbook, with the latest examples of business issues and practices, that will appeal to students and help them develop employability skills for future work and study.
– extensive and varied activities, questions, exercises, and culminating projects will address a variety of learning styles and provide teachers with a ready source of assignments.
-“web connections” accessed through www.mcgrawhill.ca will be constantly updated to provide current information and projects for students.
– the text will be accompanied by a variety of strong teacher support materials to provide extensive background information, assist with assessment, and help ease the delivery of the new curriculum.

Features:
– Designed and written to make the world of business understandable and exciting for today’s young people
– Career Connects offers ideas on how the business topics in the chapter may connect with students’ future careers in business
– Canadian cases and examples are featured throughout the text
– Check Your Understanding activities offer a range of activities broken down into the categories of the Ontario Achievement Chart
– Skills Appendix provides guidelines and checklists to help students solve problems, make decisions, analyse media, give an oral presentation, and more
– Issues Affecting Business deal with technology, ethics and social responsibility, or environmental concerns
– The Business Profile feature presents students with a model for best business practices