1. Ettevõtluspädevuse mudel ettevõtlusõppe arendamise alusena.
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Venesaar, Urve, Täks, Marge, Arro, Grete, Malleus, Elina, Loogma, Krista, Mädamürk, Kaja, Titov, Eneken, and Toding, Martin
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In the last decades, the focal point of entrepreneurship education (EE) research has been developing a better understanding of the competencies related to entrepreneurship competence (e.g. Cope, 2005; Neck & Greene, 2011; Sarasvathy & Venkataraman, 2011). Moving toward competency-based education and entrepreneurship competence development provides opportunities to see EE broader than learning for creating new businesses. Also, several researchers have started to make a distinction between "narrow" and "broad" approach to entrepreneurship (Gibb, 2010; Lackéus, 2015, and others). The narrow approach to entrepreneurship is understood as the creation and development of new businesses, and the broad approach to entrepreneurship is seen as the day-to-day activity of creating value in society (Blenker et al., 2012). Adopting the broad approach means creating entrepreneurial mindsets and active citizens. Developing learners' entrepreneurial mindsets requires learning processes that support active, experiential learning and fosters the development of entrepreneurship competencies. Broad, competency-based approach, in turn, allows seeing entrepreneurship education from two different points of views: 1) as a discipline (e.g., offering a separate course), or 2) as a method (e.g., as a teaching approach, embedding entrepreneurship education into the curriculum) (Blenker et al., 2011; Fayolle, 2013). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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