Developing an Understanding of CTE

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Developing an Understanding of CTE | Origin: EC101

CTE has a very different history than what I read here. Around 1920 it was called vocational education (trades) and didn't get called CTE until the 1980s with the emergence of PCs at a residential level. At that point the concept of technology was introduced because people needed to start understanding electronics and the trades had to accept a rebranding of terminology.

Much of the legislative narrative about skill based learning and career focus was interesting.

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