How to Teach Networking to Students
This session will demonstrate and discuss tips to help with success and pitfalls to avoid.
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This session will demonstrate and discuss tips to help with success and pitfalls to avoid.
The benefits of poetry in business courses and the strategies behind a 30-day Mindful Poetry Challenge in an undergraduate management class.
This session involves NBEA's strategic plan, and optional regional transition details for associations that seek change and improvement.
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This researcher conducted this ex post facto study with the help of career and technical education (CTE) teachers across the country.
Experiential activities that build goal setting, problem-solving, teamwork and interviewing skills, ready to use across business subjects.
How career academies connect student cohorts with teachers and community partners, and what the model means for business education.
Demographic data of business education completers over a twelve-year span at a mid-Atlantic university that provides licensure and non-licensure options.
This session will explore a set of online tools available to teachers and students to prepare them to become social media experts!
Panelists: Dr. Carol Blaszczynski, Dr. Molly Wickam, Dr. Denise Roseland, and Dr. Jeremy Jeffrey
Learn the basics of Anti-Bias Anti-Racist (ABAR) framing and how it can help your classroom environment and prepare your students for the workforce.
A 12-week plan to develop career research and career documents through a step-by-step process.
Help students promote themselves by telling stories about their skills and experience in job, volunteer and other interviews.
This session is designed with you in mind...Grab these resources and Go to your classroom to share them with your students.
Tips for mingling and networking with confidence: business cards, handshakes, social media and etiquette you can also teach your students.
This hands-on program allows students to apply their leadership skills to their chosen service project. It is a win-win for everyone.
Simplify the process of producing visually appealing mail merges using Gmail and combining it with data from Google Sheets.
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Planning that works: write clear objectives, align instructional steps and design evaluation, for secondary and postsecondary teachers.
Entrepreneurship is not simply a business program but an interdisciplinary discipline. Every interest can have an entrepreneurial outcome.
Teach web design and usability standards, wireframing, accessibility and project management as students build and launch a website.
Students develop entrepreneurship skills by planning, promoting, and executing a real concert on their school campus.
A discussion around tips and strategies for moving one's research agenda forward.
Business education trends in Latin America, with a focus on Ecuador: key business skills, economic issues and how universities stay relevant.