Entrepreneurship. What do you think when you hear that word? For some, it is the lifeblood of our economy. No doubt, it keeps the circulation of a country’s wealth and vitality that is determined by the competitiveness of its firm.
Knowing the fundamentals of entrepreneurship is essential to understand our country’s connotation in our everyday life, which in return allows us to understand our present and to fulfill our aspiration to become a world class country in the future. However, this assessment should start from the different academe and for them to aspire the development of the 21st century way of teaching that will progress the capacity of the students in creating a world of difference. As technology and globalization speed up, our innovations in our way of teaching must also keep certain with the needs of the new generation of learners. In this connection, the school should recognize the importance of differentiated instructions that would expose students to worthwhile learnings requiring them to use their skills. In line with this, developing student’s enterprise sense should carefully plan and implement that will not only to shape the minds but will also mold their hands and to touch their hearts, and others as well. We must always keep in mind that the power in our society lies on those who have strong passion for business.
No doubt, the hidden agenda along the supremacy of entrepreneurship presented lots of inspirational stories of businessman’s and businesswomen’s journey of climbing every mountain just to reach their achievements today. Teaching the values of entrepreneurship to the youth will aspire them to create their own story of success. This integrity is important because it may also encourage other people who are trying to unveil their inner entrepreneurs in their self to have a good fight on those challenges in starting a small business and for them to understand that doing these deeds will eventually make their life astounding. Always remember that nothing is impossible in this world, the word itself says that I’M possible.
By: Liza Marie S. Magtanong | Teacher 1 | Bataan National High School – SHS
