2010
DOI: 10.1007/s11365-010-0149-9
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The camp model for entrepreneurship teaching

Abstract: Moving people from their normal work place or school environment to a camp site can be an efficient means for team building, creativity training and innovation boosting purposes. The camp model is increasingly used in the entrepreneurship education field as a supplement to classroom teaching. Some camps focus at the generation of ideas while others focus at the turning of ideas into concepts and rudimentary plans. By means of in-depth studies of three quite different camps, all demonstrating convincing results… Show more

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“…Indeed, Mason (1996, p.6) suggests that generalisations drawn from research such as this might be in the form of 'wider resonance'. This wider resonance within the field seems to be supported as, since the discourse analysis took place, the notion of the entrepreneurial mindset has been drawn upon in the general entrepreneurship literature (Mauer et al, 2009;Baines et al, 2010;Haynie et al, 2010;Shepherd et al, 2010;Krauss et al, 2011) and in HE entrepreneurship education research (Bell, 2009;Kriewall and Mekemson, 2010;Bager, 2011).…”
Section: Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Indeed, Mason (1996, p.6) suggests that generalisations drawn from research such as this might be in the form of 'wider resonance'. This wider resonance within the field seems to be supported as, since the discourse analysis took place, the notion of the entrepreneurial mindset has been drawn upon in the general entrepreneurship literature (Mauer et al, 2009;Baines et al, 2010;Haynie et al, 2010;Shepherd et al, 2010;Krauss et al, 2011) and in HE entrepreneurship education research (Bell, 2009;Kriewall and Mekemson, 2010;Bager, 2011).…”
Section: Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…However, black adolescents from a variety of backgrounds in SA indicate that a strong desire exists to escape the trappings of poverty and unemployment (Kamper &(Bhatti & McClellan, 2011;Santos-Martin, AlonsoMartinez, Eloy-Garcia Carrasco, & Arnaltes, 2012) in order to develop holistically acceptable solutions to engineering problems (Ribeiro & Mizukami, 2005) and has been seen as core to the entrepreneurship teaching field (Bager, 2011). It further helps to positively affect attitudes of students in relation to such areas as problem-solving, thinking, group work, communication, information acquisition and information sharing with others (Akınoğlu & Tandoğan, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Egyrészről, ezek mind tanulóközpontú módszerek, amely során a tanulónak sokkal nagyobb a felelőssége a személyes tanulása iránt (Bager, 2011), mint a deduktív módszernél. Másrészről, a diákokat bevonjuk a problémamegoldásba és a kérdések megvitatásában is részt vesznek (aktív tanulás).…”
Section: Szakirodalmi áTtekintésunclassified
“…Ennek egyik speciális módja "táborban" való tanulás (Camp learning), amely során a diákok és különböző vállalatoknál dolgozók vegyes csoportokban dolgoznak egy kihelyezett, "semleges" helyszínen (Bager, 2011). Azonban a "táborban" való tanulás emellett akció tanulási (action learning) és jövőorientált tanulási forma (future-oriented learning) is, hiszen egy ilyen kihelyezett tanuláson a résztvevők valamilyen problémán dolgoznak a gyakorlatban, amelyre megoldást keresnek.…”
Section: Egy Innovatív Finn Vállalkozói Képzés Módszertani Eszközeinunclassified
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