3. What’s the difference?
Vocational Education Career Education
Job specific training Career Preparation
Six Disciplines Six Fields/Sixteen Clusters
High School Focused K-12 and Postsecondary
Align with and Support
In Lieu of Academics
Academics
Only for Some Students For All Students
5. Aspects of Career Education:
Career and Technical Education
– knowledge and skill development in
career areas
Career Guidance and Counseling
– focused on career awareness, exploration
and preparation
Career Awareness Integration
– infusing career application into all
education
6. New Model
elevant to current workplace
ligned with postsecondary
lexible responsive to change
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9. Current Initiatives
Programs of Study
Sequencing of CTE Courses
Alignment with Academic Coursework
Transition to Postsecondary
Provide for Articulation/Dual Credit
Tool for Student Personal Learning Plan
10. Programs of Study
Lead to a degree or credential
Certificate at postsecondary level
Associate or baccalaureate degree
Industry-recognized credential
Sequence of a minimum of 3 semester courses
that lead to a specific career cluster and/or
pathway
12. Larger Learning Communities
Specialization
Multiple Pathways Model
Preparing students for postsecondary
education and career
Connecting academics to real–world
applications
Leading students to the full range of
postsecondary opportunities
Improving student achievement
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14. Larger Learning Communities
Online Learning
Today’ s Class
Distance Learning
Virtual Job Shadows/Mentoring
www.Icouldbe.org
www.Skype.com or www.Oovoo.com
15. Goal:
A Career Education System
• Kansas Career Cluster Model
•Career Awareness, Exploration, and
Preparation
• Aligned Curriculum
• Secondary/Postsecondary Transitions
• Focus on 21st Century Teaching, Learning and
Skills
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