Table 2

Perspectives on signature pedagogy in enterprise

DomainContributionMethodologySource
Signature pedagogy for entrepreneurship educationProposes a signature pedagogy for entrepreneurship education emerging from integration of pedagogy, heutagogy and andragogyConceptual paperJones (2019) 
Re-interpreting of signature pedagogy, based on historical perspectiveProposes layers of signature pedagogy in enterprise MK0-MK4, emerging historically. Highlights the limitations of Shulman (2005) in the enterprise domain as ignoring capacity of entrepreneurs to act as professionals and to act entrepreneuriallyIntegrative literature reviewThomassen et al. (2020) 
Social ecology theory applied to Business School pedagogyChallenges notions of a signature pedagogy within the wider business school, and instead highlights a diversity of pedagogic approachesReview focused by social ecology theoryStoten (2023) 
Literature review proposed seven teachable entrepreneurial thinking skills, which are integrated to Shulman's three dimensionsProposes entrepreneurial thinking as a signature pedagogy for entrepreneurial educationSeven teachable entrepreneurial thinking skills are proposed to build on a signature pedagogy manifest as: Flipped classroom: learning through failure; access to open educational resourcesPeschl et al. (2021) 
Conceptual development of Palmer's theory of “wholeness” proposes enterprise signature pedagogies as emerging over time and impacted by the nature of educator backgroundProposes an evolutionary development of enterprise signature pedagogy, supported by recognition of the complementary supports from diverse entrepreneurship academics categorised by: pedagogic expertise; entrepreneurial experience; academic expertise; enterprise discipline academic expertiseLiterature review focused by Palmer's theory of wholenessHägg et al. (2024) 

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