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Entrepreneurship, dyslexia and education: research, principles and practice/

by Alexander, Passe Neil (ed.); Pavey, Barbara (ed.); Meehan, Margaret (ed.).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: New York: Routledge, 2021Description: xxiv,290p.ISBN: 9780815396468.Subject(s): Business & economic entrepreneurship | Dyslexics -Intellectual life
Contents:
Part I. Entrepreneurship. 1. An Award-Winning Entrepreneur: Sharon Hewitt. 2. Documenting the Role of UK Agricultural Colleges in Propagating the Farming-Dyslexia-Entrepreneurship Nexus. 3. Dyslexia, Entrepreneurship, and Education in Singapore. 4. Entrepreneurship, Dyslexia, and the Modern World: A Positive Psychology Approach. 5. Dyslexia, Entrepreneurship, and Transition to Decent Work. 6. Towards a Dyslexia Superpower: Reflections on the Year in the Life of a Dyslexic Professor of Entrepreneurship. Part II. Dyslexia. 7. Dyslexia and Entrepreneurship: A Theoretical Perspective. 8. Dyslexia, Trauma, and Traits for Success. 9. Multi-Sided Dyslexia: The Age of the Entrepreneurs With New Reading Abilities. Part III. 10. Entrepreneurship Education and Dyslexia: Pedagogies and a Pilot Study. 11. Developing Entrepreneurs with Dyslexia Through Higher Education (HE) in Wales. 12. Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG): A New Way of Understanding the Experience of Successful People With Dyslexia. 13. Dyslexia and Entrepreneurship Education: What do Students who Study in Higher Education (HE) Say?. Conclusion: The Experience of Entrepreneurs With Dyslexia
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Part I. Entrepreneurship. 1. An Award-Winning Entrepreneur: Sharon Hewitt. 2. Documenting the Role of UK Agricultural Colleges in Propagating the Farming-Dyslexia-Entrepreneurship Nexus. 3. Dyslexia, Entrepreneurship, and Education in Singapore. 4. Entrepreneurship, Dyslexia, and the Modern World: A Positive Psychology Approach. 5. Dyslexia, Entrepreneurship, and Transition to Decent Work. 6. Towards a Dyslexia Superpower: Reflections on the Year in the Life of a Dyslexic Professor of Entrepreneurship. Part II. Dyslexia. 7. Dyslexia and Entrepreneurship: A Theoretical Perspective. 8. Dyslexia, Trauma, and Traits for Success. 9. Multi-Sided Dyslexia: The Age of the Entrepreneurs With New Reading Abilities. Part III. 10. Entrepreneurship Education and Dyslexia: Pedagogies and a Pilot Study. 11. Developing Entrepreneurs with Dyslexia Through Higher Education (HE) in Wales. 12. Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG): A New Way of Understanding the Experience of Successful People With Dyslexia. 13. Dyslexia and Entrepreneurship Education: What do Students who Study in Higher Education (HE) Say?. Conclusion: The Experience of Entrepreneurs With Dyslexia

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