Handbook of Applied Teaching and Learning
Edited by Regina Brautlacht,
Daniel Agyapong and
Joseph Owino
in Handbooks from German African University Partnership Platform for the Development of Entrepreneurs and Small/Medium Enterprises
Abstract:
Welcome to the first edition of the Handbook for Applied Teaching and Learning designed primarily for educators, administrators, and students interested in applied teaching and entrepreneurial education. This handbook documents some of the outcomes of a very fruitful German-African collaboration among higher education institutions in the field of entrepreneurial education which was funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and the German Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
JEL-codes: A20 L26 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
Edition: 1
ISBN: 978-3-96043-064-3
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Chapters in this book:
- Project Overview , pp 24-29

- Christine Freitag
- Applied Teaching and Learning in Higher Education: A German Perspective , pp 31-37

- Regina Brautlacht and Martina Grein
- Where Do We Go from Here? Internal Evaluation Tools at H-BRS to Support Teaching and Developing Degree Program , pp 38-45

- Martina Grein
- University Collaboration - Research Collaboration and Teaching Collaboration: Competency-Based Learning Using a Cross-Cultural Students' Project , pp 46-65

- Daniel Agyapong, Regina Brautlacht and Joseph Owino
- Cross-cultural Approach to Entrepreneurial Training of University Students , pp 66-77

- Joseph Owino
- Flipped Classroom Approach to Teaching: Transferring Power from Teachers to Students , pp 78-81

- Joseph Owino
- Competency-Based Teaching Using Simulation Exercises: Evidence of the University of Cape Coast , pp 82-88

- Daniel Agyapong
- Case Study: Faculty Exchange Program: Experiences by a Kenyan in Germany , pp 90-92

- Zachary Bolo Awino
- Case Study in Ghana: Student Project with a Nigerian Company , pp 93-96

- Lioba Visser
- Case Study in Germany: Student Project from Ghana and Kenya , pp 97-99

- Theophilus Sakyiamah Atuah and Stephen Appiah
- Case Study: University of Cape Coast; Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, University of Applied Sciences Exchange Program Report , pp 100-102

- Cornelius Adorm-Takyi and Mavis Opoku Boadu
- Case Study: Experiential Learning Through Student Exchange Program , pp 103-106

- Elsie Mugure
- Case Study: Living and Studying in Germany as an International Student , pp 107-108

- Paul Kihara
- Lesson Plans and Course Profiles: Introduction , pp 110-111

- Regina Brautlacht and Stefan Freitag
- Real-Life Business Project: Process Management in Public Administration , pp 112-114

- Stefan Freitag
- Simulation Game: CSR Trade Fair , pp 115-117

- Regina Brautlacht
- Course Profiles , pp 118-123

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- Conclusion , pp 125-126

- Daniel Agyapong, Regina Brautlacht and Joseph Owino
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DOI: 10.18418/978-3-96043-064-3
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