ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we hear from Stacy Cabrera and Kelly Cooper on how Career Technical Education (CTE) is revolutionizing education. We'll learn about the growing movement of educators who recognize the value of makers and doers in academia and the workforce. We'll explore how integrating CTE with Advanced Placement capstone projects can lead to success in college credit, university admissions, and life. Join us for an informative conversation on how a well-rounded education can prepare students in all areas of life.
Topics and Questions Covered:
- (00:10) - Episode introduction.
- (01:12) - Introducing Stacy and Kelly.
- (03:11) - The division between students in AP and CTE.
- (05:40 - The creation of AP seminar and research.
- (08:00) - Stacy's background and story.
- (11:56) - Explaining AP seminar and how it will benefit students
- (14:38) - The student's experience of AP seminar and research.
- (17:38) - A more in depth look at research.
- (20:06) - How do these programs help students in a CTE pathway find their future?
- (24:32) - A future look into these Advance Placements for CTE pathways.
Resources Mentioned:
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English
United States
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