What a two and a half year old can teach us about Strategy

Posted by & filed under Strategy.

Those of us who have children well remember the thrill of hearing them utter their first word. It is something that we had anticipated for a long time and signals yet another astonishing phase in their development.  You will probably also be familiar with the next phase a parent goes through which is “why can’t… Read more »

Technology, does one size fit all?

Posted by & filed under Learning Styles, Online Learning.

Technological advancements have enabled a wealth of opportunities for learning opportunities to be delivered in an online context without the need to be physically in the classroom. A recent BBC article, How do you stop online students cheating?, suggested that in the near future students may be able to take exams at home without the… Read more »

Eating soup with a fork

Posted by & filed under Business, Entrepreneurship.

More and more people are getting aware of the benefits of “inventing a job rather than finding a job”. Across the world, universities and colleges are rushing to introduce entrepreneurship classes. This phenomenon has rekindled the age-old debate, whether entrepreneurship can be taught in business schools or one is better off learning it ‘by doing’?… Read more »