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City: April
10–12, 2003 |
Leading
Change in Career and Technical
Education |
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Conference
Presentations
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Joanna
Kister: Doing
Career-Technical Education at the Speed of Change: What Every Career-Technical
Educator Should Know and Be Able To Do |
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Handouts (Word) |
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Panel:
Where Will We Find the New CTE Leaders?
Sandra
Dunkel, Division
Administrator for Career Development, Illinois State Board of
Education
John McDonagh,
Executive
Director, Massachusetts Center for Career and Technical Education
Joanna Kister,
Consultant,
Education and Workforce Development
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Handouts (Word)
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Barbara
White: Something for Everyone: Hawaii's Career Pathways System |
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John
Williams: Interested Students Achieve More |
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Ann
Benson: Run You Mother Run: Taking the Challenging Road to
Leadership |
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Panel:
What's New in Assessment
Frances
Beauman, Project Director for Transportation, Distribution
and Logistics Career Cluster
Brenda C. Hattaway, Assistant Executive Director, VTECS
Sandra G. Pritz, Senior Consultant, National Occupational
Competency Testing Institute
Phillip R. Harrington, President, National Career Assessment
Services, Inc.
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PowerPoint Presentation (403 KB)
"23 Common Skills"
(Word, 308 KB)
PowerPoint Presentation (506KB)
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Sandra
G. Pritz: Innovations in Career-Tech Assessment |
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PowerPoint
Presentation (336KB) |
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Vic
Woods: Oklahoma's Performance Driven Outcomes System for Tech
Prep: What Really Matters |
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Handouts
(Word)
PowerPoint Presentation (2 MB) |
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Susan
Wynn: Taste of Technology: Providing Students with a Recipe
and Key Ingredients for Success |
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Susan Wynn from Kankakee Community College served a hands-on happening
that appealed to the appetites of the Conference participants.
She described a Tech Prep event designed for students to explore
their interests in technology. They examine a recipe for success
along with some key ingredients to a productive career. Wynn has
presented this Taste of Technology each of the past three years
to potential students at Kankakee Community College. The event
is intended to assist students that are undecided regarding their
career choices and to aid them in exploring educational avenues
to continue their education as they search for a successful future.
The Taste
includes focused exploration provided by instructors from the
various occupational areas who are skilled and have specialized
knowledge. Students appreciate the exposure to specialists in
their exploration of potential careers. The students also indicated
their enthusiasm for the interacting aspect of the Taste.
The conference
participants expressed appreciation for the hands on successful
practice.
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Kim
Green and Pam Stacey: Legislative Update/Career Clusters News
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Frances
Beauman and Robert Daiber: Career Clusters: Leading Change
with New Ideas for Teaching and Learning |
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Beauman
PowerPoint (2 MB)
Daiber PowerPoint (528
KB) |
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Sally
Arrington, Shelby Kervin, and Don Barrington: Exploring New
Career Opportunities in the Law, Public Safety, and Security Cluster |
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Curtis
Shumaker and Dale Wendt: Vision 2020—Building a Seamless
Educational System for the Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
Industry |
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PowerPoint
Presentation (4.6 MB) |
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Susan
Pratt and Diann Dodd: Learning From the Workplace—Teaching
for the Real World |
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Mitchell
Ober, Jeanie Newell, and Dale Edwards: Technology 20/20: Building
Successful Business/Industry Partnerships |
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