Personal Finance/Retail Operations/Marketing 2-Fall 2026 Assignments
- Instructor
- Dr. Joy Gornto
- Term
- Fall 2026
- Department
- CTE
- Description
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Personal Finance is a foundational course designed to inform students how individual choices directly influence occupational goals, future earning potential, and long term financial well-being. The standards in this course cover decision-making skills related to goal setting, producing income, budgeting, saving, borrowing, managing risk, and investing. The course helps students meet the growing complexities of personal financial management and consumer decision making.Upon completion of this course, proficient students will understand how their decisions will impact their future financial well-being. Marketing 2 Marketing & Management II: Advanced Strategies is a study of marketing concepts and principles used in management. Students will examine the challenges, responsibilities, and risks that managers face in today's workplace. Subject matter includes finance, business ownership, risk management,marketing information systems, purchasing, promotion, and human resource management. Students will develop critical documents to prepare them for careers in marketing management,including a marketing plan, institutional promotional plan, and human resources materials. Upon conclusion of this course, proficient students will understand key management functions, promotional concepts, pricing and purchasing, risk management, and legal and ethical issues, as well as engage in marketing research and develop key financial documents related to marketing management.Retail Operations is designed to challenge students with the real world of supply chain management and merchandising services. The standards in this course are designed to prepare students with skills and knowledge related to buying, selling, human resource management, business operations, product management, promotion, and customer service. Decision-making skills, financial management, customer relations, ethics and legal issues are also addressed.
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#1 DO THIS FIRST: Opening Reflection: Title this in your notebook: 8/4 Unit 1 Opening Reflection use FULL sentences. Just answering yes or no is not acceptable.
A pay stub can show what someone earned, what was deducted, and what they actually took home. But it does not show everything about someone’s financial situation. Expenses, goals, responsibilities, and priorities can all shape the financial trade-offs someone faces.What is one thing you would want to understand before using take-home pay to make a spending or saving plan? Why would that matter?
#2 SEE ATTACHED INSTRUCTIONS. GET WITH YOUR PARTNER AND COMPLETE YOUR GROSS VS NET INCOME PACKET PAGE 11-13 FOR YOUR ASSIGNED CASE STUDY PERSON ONLY!
#3 Closing Reflection: in your composition notebook. Title it Closing Reflection same rules as above!
Paycheck deductions may feel personal, but they can also support things people may use now or later, such as healthcare, retirement savings, and public services. Think about how deductions can affect both the person paying them
and the broader community. Answer the following:
1. Are deductions “losses”?
2. What benefits do individuals and communities gain from deductions?
A pay stub can show what someone earned, what was deducted, and what they actually took home. But it does not show everything about someone’s financial situation. Expenses, goals, responsibilities, and priorities can all shape the financial trade-offs someone faces.What is one thing you would want to understand before using take-home pay to make a spending or saving plan? Why would that matter?
#2 SEE ATTACHED INSTRUCTIONS. GET WITH YOUR PARTNER AND COMPLETE YOUR GROSS VS NET INCOME PACKET PAGE 11-13 FOR YOUR ASSIGNED CASE STUDY PERSON ONLY!
#3 Closing Reflection: in your composition notebook. Title it Closing Reflection same rules as above!
Paycheck deductions may feel personal, but they can also support things people may use now or later, such as healthcare, retirement savings, and public services. Think about how deductions can affect both the person paying them
and the broader community. Answer the following:
1. Are deductions “losses”?
2. What benefits do individuals and communities gain from deductions?
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There are 78 multiple choice questions. Try your best so I can see at the end of the personal finance course how much you have learned. This also helps me know what to spend less time on for the things you all already know.
When it asks on question #1 please indicate the JA area you are served by use the drop down and choose JA of East Tennessee this is located right below Delaware for some reason.
Make sure you put GORNTO when it asks for the JA volunteer/instructor
When it asks on question #1 please indicate the JA area you are served by use the drop down and choose JA of East Tennessee this is located right below Delaware for some reason.
Make sure you put GORNTO when it asks for the JA volunteer/instructor