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Is that my teacher? Runnnnnn!!!!!!

When the two worlds collide, some — both students and teachers — may go running for cover, while others say a chance meet up outside the four walls of school is refreshing.

“You don’t think of your teacher having a life outside of school,” said Jordan Nachtwey, 16, who recently ran into her Plantation High School teacher at a Mexican restaurant and at first tried to hide. “You just think they stay home.”

Covering her face with her hands didn’t work. Jordan’s Spanish teacher spotted her and came over to say hello.

“I guess it wasn’t too bad,” she said. “Just a little weird.”

With summer vacation officially in full swing, we went to teachers and asked their advice on what to do if you run into your student outside the classroom.

Run.

For Adriana Grahm, seeing a student while she is working her second job at the Disney Store always makes her nervous.

“I try to keep where I work a secret from my students,” said Grahm, who teaches 10th grade English at a private school in Davie.

So when she saw a student walk into her store one day she slipped into the backroom and waited a half hour before the coast was clear.

“I kept checking to see if he was gone,” Grahm said.

South Plantation High School American History teacher Don Fields said he often sees his students walk by him while he is working behind the fine jewelry counter at Macy’s.

“I actually don’t mind seeing my students at all,” he said, adding they usually say hi.

They even recognize him, even though he’s in a suit rather than his school clothes, jeans and a polo shirt.

“They get to see me in a different way.”

At least they see him fully dressed.

When Richard Cantlupe, a social studies teacher at West Glades Middle School in Parkland, uses the swimming pool at his complex, he’s worried about running into the students who live there, too.

“I try not to talk about school outside of school,” said Cantlupe, who always greets his students. “It can be a little embarrassing when I’m lying by the pool with no shirt.”

But for some students and teachers, meeting up doesn’t have to be awkward.

Miami Country Day School math teacher Rogina Bolt suggested that when the books go away and the lesson plans are down, there is less pressure for both her and the students.

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Business Studies refers to an academic subject that is taught in many countries like Australia, India, South Africa etc at the higher level, while in some other countries this subject is pursued at university level. Business studies is a fairly complex subject which combines the study of finance, economics, marketing, organization behaviour and accounting. Such diverse components make the lesson plans for Business Studies pretty demand and extensive.

A great amount of effort and thought is put into the preparation of lesson plans for Business Studies. These lesson plans often include the perusal of real business case studies for a better understanding of the economics and marketing aspects of a company. Such first hand understanding of the dynamics of an organization can make Business Studies seem very simple and highly interesting.

In order to better understand the reason for the inclusion of business case studies in the lesson plans let us check out the basics of a few popular business case studies and test their utility in lesson plans.

How a mobile company established its market in China: The said mobile company had no dealings in China whatsoever; however in a very short time they were able to become one of the most competitive sellers of mobiles in Chine. They did this by entering into joint ventures with the local companies which helped them understand the local market better.

Once they were firmly established they went about ramming all the opposition by the simple means of catering to the individual demands of a Chinese customer. Introducing lunar calendars, a stylus to write in Chinese, Chinese wallpapers and an English Dictionary were some of the China specific features that were added to the handsets. Within no time at all the mobile company was THE sole mega player in the mobile market.

This case study has several takeaways for the Business Studies students. It highlights the challenges faced and the strategies adopted by the mobile giant. These when studied in detail can provide great economic and marketing insights for Business Studies.

Development of the world's cheapest car: This was no easy feat as it involved cost cuttings at almost all levels. However, this cost cutting had to be achieved without compromising quality of any of the products. This was achieved by extensive research and great financial aptitude.

This case study ends with the various challenges that are still in store for the car company. Breaking even with the minimal profit margins is one of the greatest challenges. A perusal of the complete case study is highly informative regarding finance and expectation management. Such takeaways are very beneficial for Business studies.

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