What does entrepreneurship mean to you? Using implicit entrepreneurship theory in the classroom

William B. Gartner; Katarina Ellborg; Tina Kiefer

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Chapter 25: What does entrepreneurship mean to you? Using implicit entrepreneurship theory in the classroom

William B. Gartner

Katarina Ellborg

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Tina Kiefer

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Category:: Monograph Chapter

Published:: 08 Jan 2021

Page Range:: 356–360

Collection:: Business 2021

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781789904468.00035

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This exercise aims to explore the unacknowledged beliefs and assumptions that students have about entrepreneurship in general, and about the characteristics of entrepreneurs and their entrepreneurial actions in particular. It is suitable at the beginning of a course (or seminar), as a way to generate discussion about student assumptions and preconceptions about entrepreneurship. The exercise uses drawing as technique to elicit ideas and insights, and thereby engages students in group work when exploring entrepreneurship in an educational context.

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Annals of Entrepreneurship Education and Pedagogy – 2021

Edited by

Charles H. Matthews

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Eric W. Liguori

Monograph Book

Published:: 08 Jan 2021

Print ISBN:: 9781789904451

eISBN:: 9781789904468

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781789904468

Pages:: 464

Collection:: Business 2021

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