Beschreibung
Anyone planning to become an entrepreneur would most likely take courses in entrepreneurship if they are available. This book is all about teaching educators how to train their students in entrepreneurship during their normal courses regardless of discipline specificity. Mimicking the traditional education cycle of curriculum, pedagogy, learning and assessment, youll love the way in which topics are interwoven into the curriculum so that the task actually feels more enjoyable and you feel motivated to give of your best. Drawing from over 40 years academic experience, the author discusses thinking outside the box; questioning techniques; critical thinking; teamwork; independent thought; communication skills; sustainable development; reflection; teachable moments; flipping the conversation; flipped classroom; conversation circles; decision making; problem-based learning; learning spaces; appreciative inquiry; assessment; coping with stress; technology; emotional intelligence; project management; service learning and much more. This book is a must-read for persons in educational institutions and industry. Enjoy!
Autorenportrait
Dr. McDonald,PD Manager,UTT has served as Visiting Professor to universities across five continents. With over 40 years academic experience she is widely published. A Fulbright & HI Fellow,UNESCO, APA,Canadian Leadership & Endeavour Awardee, her interests include assessment,teaching,learning,PBL, SL,PD,applied stat,project man,technical & math edu
