![]() | Accounting for the Microbusiness - A Teaching Manual (Peace Corps, 1975, 105 p.) |
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OBJECTIVES: |
To explain: |
MATERIAL AIDS: |
Bulletin Board Aids: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 |
METHODOLOGY: |
The following is a detailed outline presenting the oral lesson: |
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Aid 2. What is the object of Accounting? Discussion. |
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1.1 "The object of accounting is to collect the transactions, to organize and register them and to present them in a way that facilitates analysis " |
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1.2 "The presentation that facilitates analysis takes the form of the Balance Sheet and the Profit and Loss Statements.' |
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Aid 3. What is the Balance Statement? Discussion |
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2.1 "The Balance Statement represents the financial condition of a company in $ on a particular day. " |
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2.2 Explain every account especially cash on hand, inventory, investments, fixed assets, current liabilities and capital. For example: "Investments are funds of the company invested outside the business. " |
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2.3 Aids 4, 5. Explain: Assets - Liabilities =
Capital. |
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Aid 6. What is a Profit and Loss Statement? Discussion. |
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3.1 It is the application of costs to sales during a given period of time to determine profitability. |
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3.2 Aid 7. Explain each account. Concentrate on Cost of Goods Sold. |
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Aid 8. What is a Trial Balance? |
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4.1 "It is an organizational tool comprised of all the company's accounts taken from both the Balance and Income Statements It is proof that all transactions have been properly recorded. |
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4.2 Do not explain it further as it will only confuse the student. |
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Aid 9. Hand out the "Initiation Sheet". |
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5.1 It is the information needed to start an accounting system. |
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5.2 Assign the "Fixed Assets List and Values" for the next class. |