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Through empirical research, this book provides educators and other
followers of The Holmes Education Post, with the solutions to
education questions in our educational institutions. These
solutions include 30 articles on some of our latest interventions
to address challenges plaguing our institutions.
Public school students in many states are given the opportunity to
choose a potential job to pursue or path of study in one of the 16
national career clusters delineated by the U.S. Department of
Education. Some of these career clusters include (1) agriculture,
food and natural resources; (2) audio/visual technology and
communications; (3) architecture and construction; (4) business,
management and administration and (5) education and training. This
book provides an excerpt of interviews of 57 professionals in
different occupations (teacher, lawyer, doctor, entrepreneur, etc.)
to help students learn of jobs for successful employment. The book
is also designed to help students visualize how their background
fits certain characteristics of professionals so they become
inspired to pursue a defined career path. Each professional's
occupation in the chapters is linked to one of the 16 national
career clusters supported by definitions of the National
Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education
Consortium. Finally, the book provides a review of best practices
various schools have used across the country to prepare students
for college and careers.
Public school students in many states are given the opportunity to
choose a potential job to pursue or path of study in one of the 16
national career clusters delineated by the U.S. Department of
Education. Some of these career clusters include (1) agriculture,
food and natural resources; (2) audio/visual technology and
communications; (3) architecture and construction; (4) business,
management and administration and (5) education and training. This
book provides an excerpt of interviews of 57 professionals in
different occupations (teacher, lawyer, doctor, entrepreneur, etc.)
to help students learn of jobs for successful employment. The book
is also designed to help students visualize how their background
fits certain characteristics of professionals so they become
inspired to pursue a defined career path. Each professional's
occupation in the chapters is linked to one of the 16 national
career clusters supported by definitions of the National
Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education
Consortium. Finally, the book provides a review of best practices
various schools have used across the country to prepare students
for college and careers.
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