Transition to a hybrid teaching model as a step forward toward responsible management education?

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F. Pucciarelli, A. Kaplan
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Purpose This paper aims to investigate how the COVID-19 health crisis could help business schools move towards more responsible management education (RME). Business schools have been extensively blamed in previous crises for not educating their students in a responsible way. The COVID-19 pandemic could be the pivotal opportunity for business schools to regain legitimacy and a wake-up call to accelerate their journey towards RME. The authors aim to outline an illustration of the transition to a hybrid teaching model and how such educational reconfiguration might lead to more sustainable and RME, also beyond COVID-19. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative approach is proposed to analyse and decrypt the challenges and opportunities of a hybrid approach, its implications for the transformation of business schools and RME. This study also includes a state-of-the-art literature review, a specific investigation of the case of ESCP, the European cross-border multi-campus business school, and in-depth interviews with stakeholders impacted by the crisis. Findings The health crisis demonstrated the unprecedented capability of higher education to embrace rapid and profound change. Furthermore, the pandemic served as a wake-up call in that it may even have caused the progress of business schools, previously somewhat reluctant, towards more socially responsible and sustainable thinking. Thus, the schools have used the COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity to regain legitimacy and be part of the solution rather than part of the problem. Practical implications The paper pulls together a multitude of suggestions for higher education in general and business schools in particular. Originality/value Combining two of higher education’s main challenges, namely, digitalisation and sustainability and applying the principles for responsible management education framework to map and analyse the pandemic’s implications, this paper provides a new, compelling and inspiring resource for business schools on their path to a more responsible management approach and education.
向混合教学模式过渡是迈向负责任管理教育的一步?
目的本文旨在探讨新冠肺炎健康危机如何帮助商学院走向更负责任的管理教育(RME)。在之前的危机中,商学院因没有以负责任的方式教育学生而受到广泛指责。新冠肺炎大流行可能是商学院重新获得合法性的关键机会,也是加快其RME之旅的警钟。作者旨在概述向混合教学模式的转变,以及这种教育重组如何在新冠肺炎之后带来更可持续的RME。设计/方法学/方法提出了一种定性方法来分析和揭示混合方法的挑战和机遇及其对商学院和RME转型的影响。这项研究还包括最新的文献综述、对欧洲跨境多校区商学院ESCP案例的具体调查,以及对受危机影响的利益相关者的深入采访。发现健康危机表明高等教育具有前所未有的能力,能够接受快速而深刻的变革。此外,这场疫情敲响了警钟,因为它甚至可能导致商学院在以前有些不情愿的情况下,朝着更负社会责任和可持续的思维方向发展。因此,学校利用新冠肺炎危机为契机,重新获得合法性,成为解决方案的一部分,而不是问题的一部分。实践意义本文汇集了许多对普通高等教育,特别是商学院高等教育的建议。独创性/价值本文结合了高等教育的两个主要挑战,即数字化和可持续性,并应用负责任管理教育框架的原则来绘制和分析疫情的影响,为商学院走向更负责任的管理方法和教育提供了一个新的、令人信服的和鼓舞人心的资源。
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