Applying theory into practice: a model for developing students' managerial skills

Eleni Aravopoulou

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    Abstract

    Students’ difficulty to deal effectively with real-life business problems, questions the effectiveness of current practice and requires the adoption of a different teaching approach. To address this problem at undergraduate level, this paper proposes a pedagogical model that promotes intentional learning, action learning and cooperative learning and suggests a switch from passive to active learning environment. The model aims to help students develop all necessary managerial skills by collaboratively and actively participating in the learning process through the use of printed and real-time business case studies, as well as simulations, games & roleplay (SGRP).
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProfessional practice in higher education teaching
    EditorsMartin Watson
    Place of PublicationDundee
    PublisherAbertay University Press
    Chapter12
    Pages75-81
    Number of pages7
    Volume5
    ISBN (Print)1899796302
    Publication statusPublished - Aug 2016

    Keywords

    • Management
    • Intentional learning
    • Action learning
    • Problem-solving
    • Decision-making
    • Real-time learning
    • Simulations
    • Games & role-play (SGRP)

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