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Learning to organize information carefully, particularly when that information
is needed to make a decision, is a very important skill to learn.
First, make sure students understand what Jeanne does and what Blue Diamond
is.
Then ask students what kind of information they think Jeanne will need to coordinate
almond sales to customers in other countries. Students may answer that Jeanne
will need to know:
- How many almonds each customer has ordered.
- Whether and how quickly Blue Diamond can produce those almonds.
- How and when those almonds can be shipped to the customer.
- How much the order will cost.
- How the customer will pay for the order.
- What kind of paperwork is needed to move a food product (the almonds) between
countries. Do other countries allow our almonds to be sold there?
- Who she has to talk with at Blue Diamond, at the shipping company,
at the customers office, at a bank or customs office, etc. to
get the order to the customer.
- How quickly the customer needs the almonds.
Optional: Lead students through a discussion of how Jeanne would
get this information.
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