Erik Genzer and John McMurray. 284 p. Dup. The book shows the figures, charts and tables that students will see on their computer screens. Review questions and exercises conclude each chapter and the final unit also presents comprehensive case studies. Second in the series of instructional strategies booklets prepared by the Saskatchewan Instructional Development and Research Unit and the Saskatchewan Professional Development Unit, this booklet teaches the inquiry method in which students think for themselves, practice creative and critical thinking skills, and are motivated to learn new concepts by comparing, analyzing and problem-solving.
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Reginald R.B. Campbell. This Saskatchewan-based practice set is organized as a mixed farm, sole proprietorship model that examines essential farm accounting procedures, cash management including accrual methods of accounting, and financial recordkeeping. All of the necessary source documents are provided and the business forms and exercises are easy to work with in this 20-hour simulation. These guidelines, established by Saskatchewan Education in 1989, provide much of the information required by an accounting teacher presenting the work study module. Included are sample letters and forms that may be modified for each situation, a glossary of terms, program evaluation guides and sample work experience education programs from around the province.