Educational entrepreneurship means creating and starting a business or organization that focuses on providing innovative and effective solutions to educational problems. It involves using enterprising skills to develop and implement new approaches, products, or services to improve the education system and enhance learning experiences for students.
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Experiences, solutions and answers that are developed through traditional classroom platforms, case studies, etc. can now pivot towards a more effective and meaningful learning experience
in educational entrepreneurship.
It was my first attempt
at educational entrepreneurship, and my first brave step into a deep social media environment, since it had been ingrained in me that this was a forbidden zone for any serious or prudent educator.
At Cato, Andrew Coulson and Jason Bedrick point out that the existence of school choice programs inevitably crowds out non-choice-participating private schools, so if choice programs become engines of uniformity, we can
kiss educational entrepreneurship and innovation goodbye.
In addition to his articles, Mike has written or edited seven books on topics ranging
from educational entrepreneurship to school choice to teacher quality to the Common Core Standards.
As with all small business ideas,
educational entrepreneurship represents enormous opportunity to use the skills that come with teaching in the classroom to create a side - income and enhance your skills as a teacher.
Almost a year after Michelle A. Rhee was named the chancellor of the District of Columbia school district, she stressed at a May 20 gathering here
on educational entrepreneurship that she sees the infusion of entrepreneurial practices and ideas as vital to her work of trying to transform the long - beleaguered urban system.
Mr. Cooper holds a bachelor's degree
in educational entrepreneurship and mathematics, with a minor in business, from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, from which he graduated with honors after attending as a Morehead - Cain Scholar.
«This is the era of
educational entrepreneurship,» declares Education Next editor Frederick M. Hess.
Taught by Professor Fernando Reimers,
the educational entrepreneurship class allows students to identify a challenge in education and then design an innovative way to address it.
«I would not be pitching my idea if they had not started up
this educational entrepreneurship program,» said Human Development and Education doctoral candidate Andrew Scott Conning.
Emboldened by the Ed School's emphasis on
educational entrepreneurship and their confidence in their idea, King and the EduSaga team — which along with MacDonald includes TIE student SooJung Roh, who serves as product manager, and art director Mel Curtin — entered HIVE's Education Innovation Pitch Competition and the MassDigi Game Challenge, placing second in both.
The topics for the day were MOOCs, online learning, and
educational entrepreneurship in China.
Kim Smith & Julie Petersen (2006) Overview of educational entrepreneurship
Board members Stacey Childress and Advisor Michael Horn in a roundtable discussion moderated by Bror Saxberg on trends related to connecting learning science to
educational entrepreneurship.
Young said the program best helps him achieve his longer term goals of impacting education reform and
educational entrepreneurship.
They believed that a new model of «
educational entrepreneurship» was not only possible but necessary.