
Teaching Entrepreneurial Leadership Through the Lens of Taylor Swift
Pop culture is pedagogically potent in this engaging semester-long honors course, which has received rave reviews from students.
Pop culture is pedagogically potent in this engaging semester-long honors course, which has received rave reviews from students.
AI helps both current and future entrepreneurs accomplish tasks that would have been difficult or impossible before, clearing the way for higher-level thinking, strategizing and learning.
These free, research-backed teaching modules bring entrepreneurship to life in the classroom. Teachers helped develop them to build real-world business skills.
The Harvard Case Methodology, which emphasizes vigorous debate guided by teachers, can help students gain the thinking skills they need to succeed as business owners.
The 15-year-old teaching innovation has inspired similar programs at other schools, and its approach has spread to agencies focused on health, climate change, and defense.
Educators and mentors can be more inclusive and better support student entrepreneurs is by acknowledging that there are different
An engineer, entrepreneur, and teacher reflects on what he got wrong, why it mattered, and what he would do differently if he had the chance.
Traditional classroom lecture/discussion formats, followed by quizzes and exams, don’t prepare graduates for explaining their innovation to real-world skeptics.
The Law and the Entrepreneur course at Bradley University explores the legal aspects of the different options for structuring a business.
Start with a landing page for your product or service idea, promote it, and gather feedback from potential customers.
Let's encourage students to see the possibility, and to approach using AI thoughtfully and critically. Prepare them for a future where it's even more central.
Supported by the Richard M Schulze Family Foundation