Teachers will often use analogies (a similarity between concepts) to make difficult concepts easier to understand for their students. An allegory (a narrative that conveys a secondary meaning) is often based on a moral fable or a parable. Usually a short tale that tells a universal truth. Simple narratives that are often told to children are a good example and they can be easily conceptualized. Stimulating questions and answers will add an entertaining touch to our students.

In the teaching of prospective entrepreneurs, we feel the most important aspects are the characteristics and mind set needed to succeed and that will outweigh all else. Having a innovative product or idea without the skills that all entrepreneurs have in common can spell the end of success.