Prepared for what?
Earlier this year, Greg Toppo at The 74 reported on a survey by Populace that showed Americans see...
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Tag: March 2023
How can schools help prepare students for careers?
We asked our Educators Rising students to tell us what role they think K-12 schools should have in...
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Federal designation for Black K-12 schools
When we think about the Black-white opportunity gap, we think of a gap between two groups of...
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How to make more valid decisions about assessment data
Educators must make important decisions using complicated assessment data, but they don’t always have the expertise to interpret the data. How can they respond to this validity paradox?
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Advantages of career learning in the early grades: A conversation with Ed Hidalgo
Ed Hidalgo brought his World of Work K-12 curriculum to California’s Cajon Valley Union...
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The controversy of teaching CRT in K-12
During a trip to Colorado, my family and I visited an underground gold mine. On the hourlong tour,...
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Teacher academies that make a difference NOW
Many students who enter CTE programs for future educators do not actually go on to study...
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Industry-recognized certifications for college- and career-readiness
Many CTE programs enable students to obtain professional certifications, but do these certifications make a difference for students’ future success?
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The power of teachers’ perceptions
Teachers’ beliefs about their students may affect their willingness to change their practices....
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CTE: A checkered legal history
Career and technical education (CTE), known as vocational education throughout most of the 20th...
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Shaun M. Dougherty recommends Of Boys and Men by Richard V. Reeves
Of Boys and Men By Richard V. Reeves (Brookings Institution Press, 2022) In this book, Richard V....
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A value proposition for a new era
Recently, I read an article in The New York Times about the debate over whether Earth is entering...
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