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Vocational, by Any Other Name, Still Works
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jeffrey Fuller Jan 20, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Please take a few minutes to read the attached paper regarding vocational and/or career and technical education. Please post your thoughts and opinions regarding the issues addressed in the paper.…Continue
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Shelia McDill replied to Shelia McDill's discussion Vocational, by Any Other Name, Still Works"Thanks for your response,Jeffrey. I agree with you. At one time, there were rumours about having several different types of high school diplomas. One for the college bound upper level degree, one for a technical degree, and so on. Although this…"
Jeffrey Fuller replied to Shelia McDill's discussion Vocational, by Any Other Name, Still Works"I recently stated in an online discussion that I believe we should consider taking a close look at students strengths by the time they are in ninth grade and help them along a path that is tailored to their strengths and interests. Many people know…"
Luis Mourey replied to Shelia McDill's discussion Vocational, by Any Other Name, Still Works"I agree with you like Peter Drucker says I his book Managing Knowledge Means Managing Oneself, The historic shift to self-management offers organizations four ways to best develop and motivate knowledge workers:
• Know people's…"
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