TECA The Entrepreneurial Mindset Starts in the Home

July 9, 2011
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For decades, America raised children to work for large companies. Schools graduated students who were expected to go to work in the steel mills and car companies. Our world is different today.

Now, many public and private schools have recognized the importance of entrepreneurship and are implementing business courses such as The Ice House Entrepreneurship Program, and NFTE. Beyond the educational system, this Wall Street Journal article shares how we as parents can prepare our kids to become future business owners.

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