Explore practical strategies to cultivate student leadership in virtual environments. This session highlights tools from a virtual CTSO to fosters discussion. Leave with actionable ideas to empower your student leaders.
This session will provide attendees with an overview of state CTE, provide guidance to obtain a CTE Authorization, and get state approval for a pathway: State CTE vs CTE vs Vo-Tech, Pathways, Authorizations, CTSO, CTA, Perkins funding, WBL, etc.
This session will introduce Computer Assisted Manufacturing (CAM) for educators looking to guide students into the 21st Century. Students need to communicate with machines that are capable of creating their designs.
Ignite your students passion for creative learning with a purpose! You don’t have to be a CTE teacher to bring this concept to your classroom, or special tools just an understanding of Work-based Learning.
Get hands-on with Sphero Blueprint. Build a quick model and explore how it can make an engineering concept like gear ratios come to life for middle/high school students. Then explore how electronic components can be layered to learn about control systems.
