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This worksheet allows students to understand the importance of and create their own vision statement. It is a stand-alone component of the simulation simCEO.
This is useful for economics or business courses.
Author Derek Luebbe teacher / principal
This is useful for economics or business courses.
Author Derek Luebbe teacher / principal
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Laurie Carpenter
This was a simple assignment to help jump start my kids' on the process of trying to create their own vision statement. It also was very clear in terms of purpose by defining what makes the vision statement different than the mission statement.
This worksheet is part of a cool simulation where students create companies and have their own classroom, stock market. I haven't used it, but it seems well done.
This worksheet is part of a cool simulation where students create companies and have their own classroom, stock market. I haven't used it, but it seems well done.
April 8, 2007 
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I have been in education for 12 years, the last 6 of which as a (primarily high school) principal. Prior to this, I taught secondary social studies but also taught a few years of technology, PE, ESOL, and social studies at grade levels ranging from K-12.
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