Springwise: Shaving knowledge and technique is not instinctive, all men need to learn the art and unfortunately many learn it badly”. A passionate statement→

A 7-year-old entrepreneur named Julie Murphy set up her lemonade stand at the monthly art fair in Northeast Portland. Julie had become enamored with→

SF Gate: There aren’t many legal ways to make $1,000 in one night. But Skillshare, a startup that lets any person teach a class→

Fran Rebello created the Yacker Tracker to give teachers a way to quiet their students without having to raise their voices. According to KRCR-TV,→

Sure, you love video games, but how’d you like a chance to make them? According to AppScout.com, training site GameSpark has launched a new→

Imagine if you could pick up Braille just by playing with a ball. Fast Company reports that a new conceptual toy by recent Pratt→

Cameron Herold, the Backpocket COO, explains why we should encourage kids to be entrepreneurs. via HolyKaw

The first video starts out with an unsteady shot of Manjula Jain in her Rancho Bernardo kitchen. Alex Jain, her husband and the man→

In a world where everyone seems to be connected to a computer, there is a licensing opportunity that brings together computer technology with education→

For years, copywriter Allison Nazarian watched potential clients pass her by. Again and again, she heard from business owners who needed copywriting services, but→

In his Extraordinary Conversations newsletter, consultant Patrick O’Neill says that assisting others to be great involves: Situation awareness: You need to be alert to→

TIME‘s picks for the best new gadgets and breakthrough ideas of the year, we’ll feature some of the ones we find interesting. This past→

Entrepreneurship programs at UW–Madison are supporting innovative thinking and actions, so says UW News. A new course, Art as Business as Art, is showing→

OCRegister.com: Ladera parent Lisa Ross saw a business opportunity in the budget cuts to local schools. Just a few weeks ago, she opened Apple→

You might refer to it as camp or education but if your child enjoys working with technology, they will most likely just call it→

Inc.: Among the management lessons that made their way into the teleplay this week: 1. Nobody actually enjoys forced work socializing. 2. If you→

Reuters: We’ve all heard of summer camp, boot camp, even fat camp. But how about a camp for young women with a knack for→

WIBC: For at least one Hoosier, the drama of July 20th, 1969 lives on. Brian Tanner remembers watching the Apollo 11 moon landing on→

Phoenix Business Journal: A Phoenix woman is hoping to teach youngsters entrepreneurial skills with a venture called Biz in a Boxx. Melissa Rose developed→

The Register-Guard: High School science teacher Jeff Hellman is beginning to wonder if he’s bitten off more than he can chew. What started in→