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1 National Standards for Entrepreneurship Education Enhance Student Performance M. Catherine Ashmore, Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education, Columbus, OH Melba Kennedy, Louisiana Department of Education, Career and Technical Education Karen Pohja, Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth
2 ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION EVERYWHERE Dr. Cathy Ashmore Executive Director Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education
3 The ENTREPRENEURS of TOMORROW Are In Our Schools Today
4 The Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education Accelerating Entrepreneurship Everywhere! Website to provide resources for teachers < Newsletter featuring programs of members National conference to provide professional development for teachers/ program designers National Content Standards released June 2004 Members include State Departments of Education, local school systems, community colleges, national leadership organizations, foundations and professional development organizations
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6 Entrepreneurs are not Born. They Become through the Experiences of their Lives! Professor Albert Shapero, The Ohio State University
7 WE BELIEVE. * Entrepreneurs have a great diversity of personal characteristics, the common one: being willing to take a risk in return for a profit. * Anyone can be an entrepreneur at any time of one's life. * There is no educational degree requirement to become an entrepreneur. * Entrepreneurship success varies with the goals of the individual, from part-time income to fast-growing corporate structures.
8 A JOB IS.. Work that needs to be done that someone will pay you to do. In the future you will need a business plan more than a career plan. Source: Job Shift by William Bridges
9 Programs are growing 7 of 10 high school students want to start their own business according to Gallup Polls More opportunity to exercise creative freedoms Higher self-esteem Greater sense of control over your life and future.
10 Lifelong Learning Model
11 National Content Standards for Entrepreneurship Education Are a FRAMEWORK for many levels of curriculum development Identify KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS developed by entrepreneurial activities Provide for acquisition and application of CORE ACADEMIC SKILLS Are a CONTEXT for LEARNING and (Subject Matter) CONTENT for CURRICULUM
12 National Content Standards for Entrepreneurship Education Organized in three sections: Entrepreneurial Skills Ready Skills Business Functions
13 ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS Understands concepts and processes associated with successful entrepreneurial performance. Provide the unique expertise that entrepreneurs use during the entire process of creating and managing a business. (A) Entrepreneurial Processes (B) Entrepreneurial Traits/Behaviors
14 (A) Entrepreneurial Processes Understands concepts and processes associated with successful entrepreneurial performance. The steps in the process of creating and running a business are: * Discovery (A.01-A.08) Dreaming about possibilities * Concept Development (A.09-A.16) Choosing an idea and creating a plan * Resourcing (A.17- A.24) Testing the feasibility of the plan * Actualization (A.25-A.36) Starting and running the business * Harvesting (A.37-A.40) Deciding on the future of the business Entrepreneurial Skills Ready Skills Business Functions
15 (B) Entrepreneurial Traits/Behaviors Understands the personal traits/behaviors associated with successful entrepreneurial performance. These entrepreneurial traits and behaviors are especially important to the success of the entrepreneurial processes: Leadership Personal Assessment Personal Management Entrepreneurial Skills Ready Skills Business Functions
16 READY SKILLS The basic business knowledge and skills that are prerequisites or co-requisites for becoming a successful entrepreneur. Provide the developmental curriculum opportunities that enable individuals to operate in competition with the world and a context for experiences related to becoming an entrepreneur. (C) Business Foundations (D) Communications and Interpersonal Skills (E) Digital Skills (F) Economics (G) Financial Literacy (H) Professional Development
17 BUSINESS FUNCTIONS The business activities performed by entrepreneurs in managing the business. Provide the day-to-day skills that are essential to the success of any business be it a home-based venture or a fast-growing corporation. They also provide the expertise that enables entrepreneurs, and future entrepreneurs, to see and create entrepreneurial opportunities. (I) Financial Management (J) Human Resource Management (K) Information Management (L) Marketing Management (M) Operation Management (N) Risk Management (O) Strategic Management
18 Visit the Consortium website to access the FREE Standards Toolkit 1. Benefits of Entrepreneurship Education 2. The Importance of Entrepreneurship Education 3. Nurturing the Entrepreneurial Spirit 4. The Standards (PDF files) a. Overview b. Summary c. Detail 5. Curriculum a. Educational Issues b. Examples c. Sources 6. Testimonials 7. About the Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education 8. Our Sponsors 9. The Research Process a. Overview b. Focus Groups c. Validation d. Bibliography 10. National Entrepreneur Advisory Council (NEAC) 11. FAQ 12. Helpful Downloads (Word Documents)
19 National Content Standards for Entrepreneurship Education Bring the power of entrepreneurship education to your program: Content for developing future entrepreneurs Context for building and applying academic skills Career Opportunities for all types of students Economic Development for communities, states, and our nation Identified as a 21 st Century Skills CONTENT by the 21 st Century Skills Partnership
20 WHAT IS THE 21 ST CENTURY SKILLS PARTNERSHIP? LEADING TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES AND THE US DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HAVE CREATED AN INITIATIVE TO FOCUS ON IMPORTANT NEW EUCATIONAL PRIORITIES THAT HAVE BEEN UNDERVALUED IN AMERICAN EDUCATION. Topic: Financial, Economic and Business Literacy, and Developing entrepreneurship skills to enhance workplace productivity and career choice See details at <www. 21stcenturyskills.org>
21 The ENTREPRENEURS of TOMORROW Are In Our Schools Today Building an Entrepreneurial Culture In American Communities via Our Schools
22 Growing Entrepreneurship in Michigan Karen Pohja, Education Consultant,Office of Career and Technical Preparation
23 Growing Entrepreneurs in Michigan Michigan needs to be a powerhouse state for the 21 st century by: " Growing the state s economy. " Developing a supportive educational environment, and " Instilling entrepreneurial thinking opportunities.
24 Michigan Entrepreneurship Initiative History " Michigan s economy centered on the automotive /manufacturing industry. " Governor s Initiative September, 2004 " Executive Order-Established the Cherry Commission with a variety of stakeholders headed by Lt. Governor Cherry. " Goal- Double the number of Michigan residents with college degrees or other valuable credentials.
25 Michigan Entrepreneurship Education Initiative: " Led by the Michigan Department of Labor & Economic Growth (DLEG), Bureau of Career Education Programs( part of Governor s plan). " Charge -To improve Michigan s infrastructure for entrepreneurship advocacy and support. " Awarded total of $1.2 million in competitive grants to develop entrepreneurship educational programs in high schools and community colleges (9/24/04).
26 Entrepreneurship Education Initiative Goal was twofold: 1.)Develop postsecondary entrepreneurship certificate and degree programs, including an accelerated associate s degree in entrepreneurship for high school and college students. 2.)Encourage schools to offer grade-levelappropriate entrepreneurship curricula. M_2004_9,00.html
27 Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship plays an important role in growing our economy, Governor Granholm said. It is critical that we develop a supportive educational environment for our young people that instills entrepreneurial thinking so they can see themselves as innovators, producers of jobs and financial success. M_2004_9,00.html
28 25 Existing Tech Prep Consortia State of Michigan Entrepreneurship Grant Projects by Region
29 Entrepreneurship Competitive Grants " 25 Tech Prep Regional teams eligible for competitive grant. " Funded by the Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Technical Education Act and WIA Initiative Award. " 15 Grants awarded to 17 Regions (3 regions combined in one application). " Awarded November " Grant Period November 15, 2004 through August 31, 2005.
30 Entrepreneurship Grant Awards Process Planning Stakeholders were brought together by DLEG, Career Education Bureau, Office of Career and Technical Preparation to plan an Entrepreneurship Conference in September, 2004 for 25 Tech Prep Consortia teams.the stakeholders included: 1) state agencies, 2)education, and 3)business/industry.
31 Entrepreneurship Conference Included: " National and State Entrepreneurial Speakers. " Standards for Entrepreneurship Education Toolkit " Entrepreneurial Panels and Networking. " Two published entrepreneurial books. " Entrepreneurial Technology Exhibitors. " Two Resource Notebooks. " Grant Application and technical assistance. " American Careers Magazine-included a survey.
32 Two Resource Notebooks contained: " Standards for Entrepreneurship and Standards Toolkit " State, National, and Local Resources. " Web site resources-sampling. " Michigan 2004 Guide to Small Business startups/index.asp. " National Business and Industry endorsed Entrepreneurial Curriculum. " Sampling of Entrepreneurial published books.
33 Michigan Awards 15 Tech Prep Entrepreneurship Curriculum Development Grants =$1.2 million " Included 17 regions out of 25. " Readiness and Partnership of the Regions varied. " Grantee had to identify activities for development and/or strengthening of entrepreneurship in the community. " Grantee in many cases developed deliverables to share with others through creativity and adaptability. " Implementation was a collaborative effort developing programs specifically designed from the outset as articulated from high school to the community college.
34 September 2005, Entrepreneurship Follow-Up Conference included: Grantees disseminated successes in Goals of Grant by: " Experiences shared. " Simulations created. " Curriculum aligned and articulated. " Newly established partnerships and alliances. " Sharing tools developed to start a business.
35 Michigan Curriculum Entrepreneurship Grants Surpass Goals " Beginning Goal-50 programs. " Ending Goal -266 New Articulated Entrepreneurship Education Programs in Michigan s Community Colleges. " Utilization of entrepreneurial education in helping to meet the Cherry Commission s concern in the educational area by: 1) preparing the student, 2) retention of the student, 3) participation of the student, 4) and economic development.
36 Further Outcomes " Entrepreneur Posters Be Your Own Boss " Website for Entrepreneurs developed- " Entrepreneurship is part of every Career Cluster Pathway. " Completed Entrepreneurship Survey of 10 th graders in Michigan through American Careers Magazine.
37 Melba Kennedy, Louisiana Department of Education
38 ENTRE LA: Homegrown Louisiana Growing Their Own
39 The Importance of Entrepreneurship In Louisiana: Ø Louisiana economy driven by small business Ø Entrepreneurship focus for State leadership as as a result of hurricanes Ø Academic skills reinforced Ø Concepts and skills enhance student performance
40 Entrepreneurship Curriculum Aligned with National Standards Ø Middle school Kauffman curriculum Ø Draft high school curriculum based on NCE Ø Curriculum development model Ø Advisory Council to address changes and professional development for teachers
41 Curriculum Development Model: Ø Collaborate with postsecondary and industry Ø Discuss Know and Do Ø Create curriculum framework Ø Write curriculum Ø Pilot curriculum Ø Revise curriculum Ø Rollout curriculum
42 Resources and Benefits of Entrepreneurship Curriculum: Ø Utilization of local entrepreneurs Ø Real Deal video planned Ø Exploration of simulation options Ø Growth in our Economy Ø Decreased Out-Migration (Further Increased by the Hurricanes) Ø More Success Stories for Louisiana
43 Next Steps: Ø Across the curriculum Ø Pathway integration Ø Existing curriculum enhancement Ø Articulation
44 Contact Information Susan Nealy Melba Kennedy Patricia Merrick Beth Thompson
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