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Entrepreneurship 1 Intro Unit
Entrepreneurship 1 Intro Unit
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A social skill that helps you better understand the emotions, intentions, thoughts, and needs of others.
sympathy
empathy
humor
indifferent
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Experimenting with designs allows for positive critical feedback
False
True
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The ability to clearly express ideas to an intended audience, including persuading others to work towards a common goal.
Creativity & Innovation
Communication & Collaboration
Critical Thinking
Comfort with Risks
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The ability to think of ideas and create solutions to problems without clearly defined structures.
Communication & Collaboration
Future Orientation
Creativity & Innovation
Comfort with Risks
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A methodology used by designers to solve complex problems and find desirable solutions for clients.
Experiment
Human Centered Design
Prototype
Focus Groups
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The MVP Prototype...
An example of a bad idea to solve a problem.
A possible good solution to a problem.
What someone else already created.
An example of something that exists.
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Which of the following is NOT an advantage of human-centered design thinking?
more enjoyable user experience for customers
only one entrepreneur can bring their ideas to the market
a deeper understanding of the problems that the market faces
more flexibility in the product/service creation process
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Empathy allows entrepreneurs to gain insight into their users and their needs without their own bias.
False
True
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When entrepreneurs IDEATE they are forming ideas that solve the interpreted problems / unmet needs of their users.
False
True
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The fourth step in Human Centered Design Thinking
MVP Prototype
Ideate
Empathize
Interpret
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An optimistic disposition with a focus on obtaining the skills and knowledge required to transition into a career.
Initiative & Self Reliance
Future Orientation
Flexibility & Adaptability
Opportunity Recognition
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What are the steps as outlined by NFTE for human-centered design thinking?
Empathize, Interpret, Ideate, MVP Prototype, Test and Evolve
Empathize, Test, Ideate, MVP Prototype, Empathize, and Evolve
Energize, Interpret, Ideate, Sell, Test and Evolve
Empathize, Interpret, Market Research, MVP Prototype, Test and Evolve
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___U.S. employers say they look for entrepreneurial experience in new hires.
1 in 100
1 in 10
1 in 25
1 in 3
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___% students now in school who will fill job categories that don’t exist yet today.
65%
75%
25%
55%
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Design thinking is a backwards planning process.
False
True
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Entrepreneurs ____ their ideas to gain more empathy or gain more tailored solutions.
Test & Evolve
Prototype
Interpret
Empathize
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The first step in Human Centered Design Thinking
Test & Evolve
Empathize
Ideate
Interpret
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___% of minority youth in the U.S. are currently unemployed.
50%
12%
83%
37%
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An entrepreneur can't demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving while going through the human-centered design.
True
False
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__% of net new job creation in the U.S. comes from new business startups.
75%
25%
100%
50%
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90% of employers say it’s very important that the workforce have the kinds of entrepreneurship skills NFTE teaches.
True
False
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90% of NFTE alumni say learning to think like an entrepreneur helped them in school, in business, and in life.
True
False
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It is critical to ideate around your own needs and not your user’s needs.
True
False
