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Methodological Framework for Entrepreneurship Education,ogression, require a substantial understanding about educational objectives, context, pedagogy and assessment. The chapter discusses inclusive use of storytelling technique, setting up entrepreneurship clubs and other strategies for linking the school and out of school experiences as a part of school improvement programmes and quality education.

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Book 2014rning is considered to be an extracurricular activity or as an intrinsic part of school education; (d) integrate entrepreneurship education at the elementary stage, and its progression further on; and (e) identify behavioural outcomes validating entrepreneurship development in school education.

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Globalization and Cultural Self-Awareness short stories, specifically written for children on identified theme in measurable terms. The chapter also describes experiential learning cycle for its effective transaction at the elementary stage of school education.

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Entrepreneurship and Skill Development,, the country which has an advantage of being a young nation, has a vast majority of students drop out at various stages of school education and at the same time are usually bereft of employable skills and competencies. The Indian experience of vocationalisation of education, which has a history of

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Methodological Framework for Entrepreneurship Education,nguage learning, social science, science and mathematics. Given the multi-dimensional nature of entrepreneurship, there is a need to plan a methodological framework about the content and form for cross-curricular learning and integration. Bringing entrepreneurship in the school curriculum and its pr

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Curriculum Design for Entrepreneurship Education: An Experimental Project,an outcome of varying degree of mutual interaction between variables such as different learning styles of students, teacher and teacher preparation, evaluation practices, instructional and illustrative material and research. In seeking answers to the question ‘whether elementary stage children are a