Entrepreneurship Education
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The Entrepreneurial Mind-SetThe research carried out in Swedish schools (Berglund & Holmgren, 2007) suggested that entrepreneurship education was translated by teachers and school administrators from a "narrow" understanding of business creation into a broader concept best described as an attitude, or a way of relating to the world. More specifically, teachers said that in delivering entrepreneurship education they were encouraging a way of relating to the world which is characterized by "creativity, reflexivity and power of initiative”. This is consistent with teachers' natural interest in "learning for life". |
