Entrepreneurship Popup Business in 4 Days
Find out how students created teen businesses in just four days and then sell to the public on the fourth!
Business education resources on entrepreneurship — lesson plans, recorded sessions, publications and teaching materials from the National Business Education Association.
Find out how students created teen businesses in just four days and then sell to the public on the fourth!
Entrepreneurship is not simply a business program but an interdisciplinary discipline. Every interest can have an entrepreneurial outcome.
Students develop entrepreneurship skills by planning, promoting, and executing a real concert on their school campus.
Effective Methods of Teaching Business Education in the 21st Century, 2020: foundations, planning, assessment and teaching each subject.
MBTN will discuss its learning system, which provides students with foundational practice in business math and the calculation of important metrics.
A real-world assignment that prepares students for the MOS: Excel Expert certification and emphasizes business analytical skills.
Customer empathy, brainstorming and rapid experimentation – a recipe for delivering innovative solutions that will delight the customer!
Research on how Junior Achievement pre-clinical experiences shape preservice business teachers' approach to entrepreneurship education.
A study comparing definitions of entrepreneurial spirit with job postings for business graduates, and the skills employers name most.
The Double Life of the Educator-Entrepreneur What if you were both a business educator and a businessperson?
Business Education Forum, February 2016: digitizing entrepreneurship teaching, social learning, digital communication and student cheating.
Business Education Forum, April 2013: aligning management education with business, ethics, critical thinking and redefining entrepreneurship.
The 2008 NBEA Yearbook, 2nd edition: effective methods for planning, differentiating, managing and assessing business education instruction.
Effective Methods of Teaching Business Education, 2003 edition: planning, learning styles, classroom management, assessment and subject methods.
The 1997 NBEA Yearbook may serve as a basis for change in both course content and methodology as business educators prepare for the future.