AI and CTE: Helping students learn about AI for jobs is crucial
AI in education is important, but AI and CTE are a must-have partnership to help prepare students for jobs-yet-to-be and AI itself.
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AI in education is important, but AI and CTE are a must-have partnership to help prepare students for jobs-yet-to-be and AI itself.
Work-based learning experiences can be powerful learning opportunities, but they can be a challenge to coordinate.
My district’s relationship with the business community, which uses entrepreneurship education as a cornerstone, is about to get even stronger.
Offering four different styles of learning creates the best chance of success for all students
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It is our job as educators to engage students and help them explore career options as early as we can to set them up for success.
CTE can play a vital role in keeping communities intact, and project-based learning in CTE provides the tools to deliver on that promise.
Earlier exposure to career and technical education could benefit all students, while a reshaping of CTE would greatly help students who choose those pathways. First, though, we need to change the negative perceptions around CTE.