Developing an Understanding of CTE

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Developing an Understanding of CTE | Origin: EC101

Leigh Short

Comment on Jeremy Smith's post: I agree, learning about the history of CTE really helps put our roles into perspective. It reinforces how important our work is in preparing students for successful transitions into industry. Understanding where CTE started also helps guide how we can better support students with relevant skills and real-world experiences.

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