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2.   Reducing errors in accounting books:    Guide the students
               to search the best practices  in accounting  and internal  controls
               to  minimise  errors;    providing  specific  recommendations  for
               Mwakilema  Company, such  as implementing  regular  audits,
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               training staff, using accounting software, and establishing strong
               internal controls, as well as justifying their recommendations with
               logical reasoning and examples.

           3.   Advising the CEO on firing the accountant:  Ask the students
               to discuss the potential advantages and disadvantages of firing the
               accountant; consider factors such as the severity of the errors, the
               accountant’s overall performance,  the impact on the company’s
               morale and operations. Explore alternative actions that the CEO
               could take, such as additional training for the accountant, revising
               procedures, or bringing in external consultants and engage in a
               group discussion to share perspectives and reach a consensus on
               the best course of action. Reflect on whether firing the accountant
               is a fair and effective response to the errors.

           4.   Presentation preparation:  Ask the  students to create  a
               structured presentation  with an introduction,  main content, and
               conclusion, using slides, charts, or other visual aids to enhance
               your presentation and be prepared to present their findings in a
               5–10-minute presentation to the class.

           5.   Class discussion and feedback: Foster a collaborative learning
               environment  through  discussion  and  constructive  feedback;
               facilitate a class discussion on the various resulted challenges, and
               provide constructive feedback on the presentations, by highlighting
               on strengths and areas for improvement  and discuss real-world
               applications.

           6.   Reflective  assignment:  Encourage  students  to  reflect  on  their
               learning experience and the practical implications of correction of
               errors by assigning a reflective essay where students summarise


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