The document discusses a new curriculum called the Bachelor of Education in Enterprise Education Program. It aims to teach learning strategies suited for the 21st century global context. The curriculum focuses on developing entrepreneurial habits and enhancing connections to emerging opportunities. It teaches concepts from complexity sciences, viewing education through an entrepreneurial lens rather than the traditional scientific management model. The curriculum emphasizes developing self-determined, intrinsically motivated learners and teaches the five E's of learning: environment, economy, entrepreneurs, enterprise, and entreplexity. It uses a facilitative teaching style and community-based initiatives.
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The document discusses a new curriculum called the Bachelor of Education in Enterprise Education Program. It aims to teach learning strategies suited for the 21st century global context. The curriculum focuses on developing entrepreneurial habits and enhancing connections to emerging opportunities. It teaches concepts from complexity sciences, viewing education through an entrepreneurial lens rather than the traditional scientific management model. The curriculum emphasizes developing self-determined, intrinsically motivated learners and teaches the five E's of learning: environment, economy, entrepreneurs, enterprise, and entreplexity. It uses a facilitative teaching style and community-based initiatives.
The document discusses a new curriculum called the Bachelor of Education in Enterprise Education Program. It aims to teach learning strategies suited for the 21st century global context. The curriculum focuses on developing entrepreneurial habits and enhancing connections to emerging opportunities. It teaches concepts from complexity sciences, viewing education through an entrepreneurial lens rather than the traditional scientific management model. The curriculum emphasizes developing self-determined, intrinsically motivated learners and teaches the five E's of learning: environment, economy, entrepreneurs, enterprise, and entreplexity. It uses a facilitative teaching style and community-based initiatives.
Enterprise Education Program Eugene Luczkiw Instilling the Spirit - Learning Strategies for the New Millennium • The mental models, learning styles and world views no longer serve the demographic, economic, environmental, and social needs of the 21st Century. The Institute for Enterprise Education (IEE) • Has developed such a curriculum that enhance capability and connection with emerging opportunities in the external environment The Global Context • emerging global paradigm • The borderless world exists What Role Will Science Play emerging complexity sciences and the Newtonian mechanistic paradigm entrepreneurial metaphor • scientific method • Scientific Management Model • knowledge doubles every • Information technology eight years products last from six months to two years • the rate of human evolution • Outpaced by human • fixed pie approach Paradigm shift evolution • the law of diminishing • expanding pie returns • law of increasing returns • the emerging complexities • Growing need for entrepreneurs The Entrepreneur • Agents of change • Emerging enterprises • In control of their destiny • Expert collaborators and networkers inside and outside • Everyone has the capacity to internalize entrepreneurial habits • Entrepreneurs are found in all industries • They view exports as a major source of income The Science of Complexity • Human system develop a relationship with global environment • More you expand the internal order more you find the realms of possibilities • A network having many parallel agent like brain has nerve cells The Human Factor A human must know where he is and where he want to go A person haw ability to change existing structures Self determined people are intrinsically motivated Self-determined people are not ego-driven Ego-driven enjoys rewards but self- determined enjoy achievements The Human Factor The Bachelor of Education in Enterprise Education Program Background • Definition of entrepreneurship is still a point to debate for academic and practitioners Enterprise • should be taught through books for the growth of individuals Entrepreneurship • should taught as discipline to those who want to create an enterprise the enterprise curricula focuses on the five E's of learning • Environment • Economy • Entrepreneurs • Enterprise • Entreplexity Enterprise Education and Teaching Curriculum • Nature of the group and their interactions • Teacher acts as a facilitator • Teacher candidates also participate in community based initiatives Journey into Enterprise Curriculum