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Marketing Principles – Course Syllabus
Teacher: Ms. Cherie Moore
School: T.W. Josey High School
Department: CTAE – Marketing, Sales & Service Pathway
Contact: Moorech1@boe.richmond.k12.ga.us
Remind Code: period2mkt
Office Hours: Thursday–Friday, 1:15 PM – 3:00 PM
Course Description
Marketing Principles is the foundational course for the Marketing and Management Pathway. This course introduces students to the role of marketing in today’s global economy. Students will explore how businesses identify, reach, and maintain relationships with customers by using strategies in promotion, product development, pricing, distribution, and sales.
Through real-world projects, case studies, and DECA opportunities, students will learn to think like marketers while building essential communication, creativity, and leadership skills.
Units of Study
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Online Textbook:
Unit #
Unit Title
Timeframe (Suggested)
1
Skills You Need To Succeed In The Marketing Workforce
Ongoing
2
Soft Skills: What Are They And How To Apply Them In Your Day To Day Life?
Weeks 1-3
3
Marketing Concepts
Weeks 4-8
4
Business, Business, Business!
Weeks 8-10
5
Understanding Customers & The Economy
Week 11-13
6
Making Financial Decisions
Week 14-15
7
Marketing Information Management (MIMs)
Weeks 16-18
8
The Price is Right!
Weeks 19-22
9
Product Development: From Start to Finish
Weeks 23-26
10
Generating Sales
Weeks 27-29
11
All Forms of Promotion
Weeks 30-34
12
Final Destination: The Supply Chain
Week 35
13
Global Economy
Week 36
Classroom Expectations
L.E.A.R.N. Classroom Guidelines
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L – Listen actively
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E – Engage fully
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A – Ask questions for clarity
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R – Respect rules & others
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N – Never stop trying!!
Additional Expectations:
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Be prepared with required materials daily.
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Participate in discussions, projects, and group work.
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Respect yourself, classmates, and school property.
Grading Policy
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Evaluation (Schoolwide Grading Policy):
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- Minor Grades = 60% (quizzes, labs, and graded assignments to assess certain standards in a unit of study)
- Major Grades = 40% (unit tests, essays, research papers, project-based assignments, and culminating assessments to measure mastery of standards that comprise a unit of study)
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Make-Up Assignments
Students who are absent (excused/unexcused) will have the opportunity to make up work within one week (5 days) after returning to school. Once students have returned to class, students are responsible for obtaining all missed assignments. If the assignments are unclear, the student should report to the teacher for clarification. Students should only seek clarification before or after school begins, not during instructional time. All students will be afforded the opportunity to make up any missed assignments within the allotted time period. For further information on this policy, please refer to the TWJ Student Handbook.
Supplies Needed
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Notebook or binder
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Pens, pencils, highlighters
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School-issued laptop or device(daily and charged)
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Positive attitude & creativity
Classroom Motto
“Think creatively, act strategically, and market with purpose.”
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