Innovative Thinking for Young Entrepreneurs: Where to Begin
Innovative thinking begins with questioning a familiar problem and testing a useful change, rather than inventing something entirely new.
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Innovative thinking begins with questioning a familiar problem and testing a useful change, rather than inventing something entirely new.
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Build creative confidence by making early ideas safe to share, giving useful feedback and recognising a learner’s own decisions.
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Help young people practise entrepreneurial thinking by separating assumptions from evidence and choosing a useful next question.
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