Integrating academic learning into CTE classes is challenging for educators and curriculum developers¶
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q2 i? Integrating academic learning into career and technical education classes is challenging for educators and curriculum developers. → Joshua Haimson 2008
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Joshua Haimson 2008¶
Joshua Haimson, James R. Stone, III, Donna Pearson. (2008). Infusing Academics into Career and Technical Education. Trends in Education Research, Issue Brief #3. Princeton, NJ: Mathematica Policy Research. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/infusing-academics-into-career-and-technical-education
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The issue brief, drawing on a recent study of math-infused CTE curricula, states that "Integrating academic learning into career and technical education (CTE) classes can be challenging for educators and curriculum developers" while noting it can be aided by teacher feedback. No effect size or test statistic is reported in the text provided.
"Integrating academic learning into career and technical education (CTE) classes can be challenging for educators and curriculum developers but can be aided by securing detailed feedback from CTE teachers."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Incorporating academic learning into CTE requires substantial time, effort, and other resources — possibly the same claim (merge candidate)
- Curriculum developers faced challenges infusing more math into CTE curricula — a narrower finding that bears on this claim
- Implementing collaborative argumentation is challenged by time constraints, curriculum fit, teacher training, and system-level support — related
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Integrating academic learning into CTE classes is challenging for educators and curriculum developers |
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Integrating academic learning into CTE classes is challenging for educators and curriculum developers |
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