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    The Influence of Educators' Teaching Skill Toward Entrepreneurship Character Development Among Non-Business Students (A Case Study In University Of Ciputra)

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    2009-10-15
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    Kusuma, Meidiahna
    Melinda, Tina
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    Globalization creates a competitive market. In order to become the winner in this competitive market, a country needs to have high quality human resources that constructed from the education the human resources had. The quality of the education itself is affected by the quality of the educators. Further, a country's competitiveness may also be supported by number of entrepreneurs it has. And one of the sources of entrepreneur creation is entrepreneurship education. In response to the above argument, in this study, the authors want to identify the relationship between teaching skills owned by entrepreneurship educators and entrepreneurship characters development among non-business students in University of Ciputra. The teaching skills are determined into 8 different variables; i.e. questioning skill, reinforcement skill, variation development skill, explaining skill, opening and closing skill, discussion guiding skill, managing class skill and teaching in a small group skill. For the entrepreneur's character, 7 characteristics of entrepreneurs developed by the university are used; namely passion, independence, market sensitivity, creativity and innovation, calculated risk taking, persistence and ethical. This study is focusing on non-business students due to the existing arguments on the importance to analyze entrepreneurship education among non-business students. University of Ciputra is chosen due to its goal in creating the world class entrepreneur. As for the sample, 40 students from 5 study programs are chosen with stratified non proportional as the sampling method. The final result of this study shows that teaching skill is significantly influenced students' 6 characters of entrepreneur, excluding independence; and is positively influenced students' characters on market sensitivity, creative and innovative as well as calculated risk taking
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