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ATL Activity - Revision Posters Challenge

ATL Activity - Revision Posters Challenge

This activity has been created and shared by Angelica Jimenez Pardo who teaches at Bishop Mackenzie International School in Malawi. Thank you, Angelica, for sharing this (and the photos) with the InThinking Business Management community🙏

ATL Activity - Revision Posters Challenge

Students create classroom posters for each unit in the syllabus as well as the Business Management Toolkit (BMT). This should include key subtopics, definitions, formulae, diagrams, and real-world business examples where appropriate.

The revision posters are displayed around the classroom, and students then move around to discuss and justify the connections between different topics/units. Using rope or string, they physically link related concepts across the units, helping them visualise how the Business Management course content connects in exam-style scenarios.

Click below for detailed instructions on how to use this activity with students.

Unit Poster Challenge

1. Create your posters

In small groups, make a poster for a unit and a Business Management Toolkit (BMT). As a whole class, all units and elements of the BMT must be covered.

Include the following on each poster (where appropriate):

  • Key subtopics
  • Definitions
  • Formulae
  • Diagrams
  • Real-world business examples

2. Display the revision posters

Put all posters up around the classroom so everyone can see them.

3. Connect the concepts and content

Walk around and discuss the ideas with your classmates.

Use rope or string to physically link posters that relate to each other.

Example: connect “Marketing” to “Growth and evolution” or to “Decision Trees” and “Creativity”.

4. Justify your connections

When you connect two posters, explain why and how they relate.

Make sure your link shows a clear exam-style connection between the topics.

5. Goal

This activity helps you visualize how different topics connect across the whole course, which improves understanding and revision for the final exams.

Below, you will find some examples of the posters created by Angelica's amazing students.

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