Principles of Management
By: Robert L. Dansby and Karel SovakCopyright: 2020
Subject: Business
Grade Level: 9-12
- Students will learn about the responsibilities and rewards of being a manager for an organization. Learning the functions of management, how to be a strategic manager, and the importance of managerial soft skills bring management to life. This contemporary approach provides a solid base for learning concepts. Each of the five functions of management is presented in its entirety, providing comprehensive instruction to build on the other functions that follow. The text offers students the opportunity to learn lifelong skills to become productive workers and contributing citizens in our society.
- The correlation of Principles of Management to the standards, objectives, and indicators for the YouScience® Industry Certifications Business Management exam prepares students to earn Career Skills™ Certificates upon completion of the course
- Soft Skills for Management provides targeted information for leaders. By studying soft skills, students will be prepared to interact with coworkers, peers, and employers.
- A Case Study in the unit opener presents a management situation that challenges students to answer thought-provoking questions about real-world situations. These cases will help them understand the connection between management theory and application.
- College and Career Readiness exercises address literacy skills to help prepare students for the real world by connecting day-to-day learning to the workplace.
- Products & Prices 6-12 Education
- Table of Contents
- Introduction to Management1. Management
2. History of ManagementPlanning3. Planning
4. Managing with InformationOrganizing and Staffing5. Organizing
6. Staffing
7. Managing EmployeesLeading8. Leading
9. Managing Communication
10. Soft Skills for ManagementControlling11. Controlling
12. Operations ManagementEnvironment of Management13. Managing in a Business Environment
14. Managing in the Economic Environment
15. Managing in a Global EnvironmentSmall Business Management16. Managing a Startup
17. Risk Management
18. MarketingManaging Your Career19. Career Planning
20. Writing for Employment
21. Digital Citizenship
Appendix A Writing a Management Report
Appendix B Math Skills Handbook - The Look Inside images are for preview purposes only. The format of the actual product may vary from the images shown.
- Correlations
- AlabamaFoundations of Business Leadership (BMA and MKT) (Grades 9-12) (PDF, 613.87 KB)California CorrelationBusiness Management Pathway (516 KB)Florida CorrelationManagement and Human Resources (575 KB)Indiana CorrelationPrinciples of Business Management (467 KB)North CarolinaNCCTE BB40 Business Management I (Grades 9–12) (PDF, 269.37 KB)OklahomaBusiness Management & Supervision – Grades 9‐12 (PDF, 207.58 KB)South CarolinaBusiness Principles and Management Course Code: 5092 (Grades 9–12) (PDF, 236.36 KB)South Carolina CorrelationBusiness Principles and Management (528 KB)Texas Correlation130.121 Business Management (501 KB)Virginia CorrelationBusiness Management (611 KB)YouScience® Industry CertificationsBusiness Management (230) (377 KB)
- About the Author(s)