The independent schools are significant players providing diversity in education, supported by the national organizations. They take an active part in the civil society. The role played differs from country to country, but in each country the visions, ideas and experiences born in the independent schools are important inputs for the development of tomorrow’s education.
Each school has its own identity, its own organizational life, experiences and knowledge. This year’s conference theme addresses schools as learning organizations to meet the challenges for the future with both courage and openness with respect for its own history and traditions.
The annual theme for ECNAIS for 2011 was diversity in education.
We do see the actual theme Entrepreneurship and Innovation as a follow up on the theme of 2011.
Entrepreneurship is connected with creativity, action and understanding of values that includes not only economical action, but also cultural and social action. This understanding gives pupils opportunities to use their knowledge and competences and to realize entrepreneurial initiatives and activities. Their plans can be carried out in real life, and it gives pupils an opportunity to act themselves and acquire by doing so real-life experiences.
This understanding means that entrepreneurship is not exclusively for commercial education, but can be integrated as an important element in a wider educational culture.
– See more at: http://www.ecnais.org/entrepreneurship-and-innovation-in-independent-schools/#sthash.GSgFcXdN.dpuf
Documents
- Entrepreneurship Education at School in Europe: National Strategies, Curricula and Learning Outcomes The report consists of both a comparative overview and national descriptions.
- Beatrice Lukas (Förderverband) produced reports (active links) of :
– The conference itself on the 19th of April
– Talk with Enterpreneur
– The Regional Meeting held on Saturday morning the 20st of April - Laura Rosendahl Huber, Randolph Sloof and Mirjam Van Praag: The effect of early entrepreneurship education – Evidence from a randomized field experiment
Presentations
- Anders Rasmussen – Everybody wants entrepreneurship education But how ?
- John Moravec – www.educationfutures.com
We got so inspired by all excellent speakers and contributors and schools we visited that we are sharing some links to invite you to further researches….
- Súkromné gymnázium v Bratislave
- Súkromné gymnázium Galileo School
- Súkromné gymnázium
- Súkromná základná škola waldorfská
- Súkromná základná škola s materskou školou Marie Montessori
- John Moravec’s TedTalk
- John Moravec’s book & talks
- Sabirul Islam’s TedTalk
Young entrepreneurs CV and link to their own business
- Jaro Zacko– www.triad.sk/#/en
- Michal Mesko– www.martinus.sk
- Michal Truban (among others) – www.nicereply.com
- Tomas Jacko
- Petra Marko – www.extravadansa.net
- Ivana Sendecka – ngls.sk
And last, but not least
– See more at: http://www.ecnais.org/entrepreneurship-and-innovation-in-independent-schools/#sthash.GSgFcXdN.dpuf