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Teaching innovation and entrepreneurship : building on the Singapore experiment / Charles Hampden-Turner.

By: Hampden-Turner, Charles.
Publisher: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, c2009Description: xii, 231 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780521760706 (hbk.).Subject(s): Entrepreneurship -- Study and teaching -- Singapore | Technological innovations -- Study and teaching -- SingaporeDDC classification: 338.04
Contents:
Singapore's challenge -- The entrepreneurial ecosystem: a programme like no other -- How can innovative pedagogies be measured? -- Co-defining innovative education: how the instrument was created -- The Singapore results -- Results of the mandarin speaking programme -- Reconciling values: a helical model of innovative processes -- "It is only the Hawthorne effect" -- The programme that cannot stand still -- Innovation and the future of the university -- What are the implications of being able to teach innovation? -- Is a new creative class arising?
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Singapore's challenge -- The entrepreneurial ecosystem: a programme like no other -- How can innovative pedagogies be measured? -- Co-defining innovative education: how the instrument was created -- The Singapore results -- Results of the mandarin speaking programme -- Reconciling values: a helical model of innovative processes -- "It is only the Hawthorne effect" -- The programme that cannot stand still -- Innovation and the future of the university -- What are the implications of being able to teach innovation? -- Is a new creative class arising?