To prepare students for today’s job market, education systems need to offer high-quality, rigorous, and diverse pathways that are aligned with workforce needs. Patricia Levesque and Quentin Suffren (ExcelinEd) will share their Pathways Matter work that outlines how states can create pathways that enable students to quickly earn relevant and high-quality credentials that lead to long-term economic success. This discussion will emphasize […]
Topic: Career Technical Education (CTE)
Pathways Matter
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Five Things Policymakers Should Know About Short-Term Credentials
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Working to Learn and Learning to Work: A State-by-State Analysis of High School Work-based Learning Policies
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Can We Have What They Have? What Will It Take to Adopt International Career and Technical Education (CTE) Models?
Marc Tucker (National Center on Education and the Economy) has been studying, for three decades, the strategies used by the countries with the most successful education and career systems. Marc will kickstart this discussion by highlighting the most important lessons from the four countries he has most recently studied (and described in his book). Key discussion topics […]
Good Jobs for All: How Federal Laws Can Create Pathways From Education and Training to Good Jobs
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