Teachers
will learn about “enterprise” skills in the context of 21st Century Skills.
What are employers looking for in employees? More and more employers are
looking for problem-solving, critical thinking, communication, and other
“soft” skills rather than simply content knowledge. You will find out how
entrepreneurs combine the three key economic resources (natural, human, and
capital) to create a new business venture. Teachers will receive lesson
plans and activities that support student understanding of business
challenges and opportunities.
To register by phone please
call 303.752.2323 or 888.815.2974.
Date:July 10, 2009
(register by: June 30)
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location: Loveland High School,
920 West 29th Street
Class Fee: $40 (payable to CCEE with registration)
Optional Credit Fee: ½ CU
grad. sem.
credit hours, $35 (payable to
CSU)
Faculty:
Teresa Yohon, Colorado State University; and
Gary Light, Loveland High School
Includes:
selected readings,
and lunch
Support provided by:
The Colorado Council for Economic Education has affiliated Centers at the
following:
Teachers
will learn about “enterprise” skills in the context of 21st Century Skills.
What are employers looking for in employees? More and more employers are
looking for problem-solving, critical thinking, communication, and other
“soft” skills rather than simply content knowledge. You will find out how
entrepreneurs combine the three key economic resources (natural, human, and
capital) to create a new business venture. Teachers will receive lesson
plans and activities that support student understanding of business
challenges and opportunities. 
