Paul Kearney
Part of the series Gurus
Paul Kearney, one of the pioneers of Enterprise Education, speaks to a group of teachers about how enterprising education can transform teaching and learning.
Kearney designed and managed Australia's first student programme that directly linked the development of enterprising attributes with all parts of the curriculum.
Too often, he argues, traditional education robs young people of the opportunity to use their initiative. If teaching encourages a more go-ahead attitude from students it produces better outcomes, better engagement and pupils learn more.
He says his methods encourage pupils to become lifelong learners - an essential skill in a rapidly changing world.
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- Duration: 15:00 minutes
- Published: 10 July 2006
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Education for Work research
Useful and thought-provoking analysis of the skills needed in the workplace of today
Enterprising Education
Find out more about Paul Kearney?s ideas from his website
Times Educational Supplement
Short but illuminating article from TES Scotland, showing Paul Kearney?s approach to Enterprise Education
University of Strathclyde
Click here to access the PowerPoint slides used in Paul Kearney?s presentation
Tasmanian Government: Paul Kearney
Brief biographical details from the Tasmanian Government website
Paul Kearney's books
A website featuring Paul Kearney's book including "Enterprising Ways to Teach and Learn"
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