CTE
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5.6
- noun
- US
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educación técnica y profesional
- She enrolled in a culinary CTE course to gain practical skills for becoming a professional chef.
- CTE programs
- vocational CTE
- CTE students
Examples
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Many high schools offer a CTE program that prepares students for careers in healthcare or technology.
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Implement strategies to support positive behavior and management in CTE/vocational classrooms.
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There are, however, a few cases that are specific to a student in a CTE program at the secondary level.
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A setting at the secondary level might include an academic program, a CTE program, or a combination.
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For example, CTE teachers could identify community sites based on career cluster interest for a rotation.
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Another case related to a student enrolled in a CTE program addressed the issue of liability.
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Provide credit for formal time-limited work experience paired with a CTE course of instruction.
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Increasing structure and supervision in the CTE/vocational classroom will also improve instruction.
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Recommendations from this study can be used to support inclusion in academic and vocational CTE classrooms.
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Administrators should also consider placing in-class support or special education co-teachers in the CTE classroom.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
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3.5
Education that teaches practical skills for a job or trade
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3.4
Training that gives hands-on skills for a specific job, like electrician
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3.6
A course that teaches practical skills for a specific job
Education or training that teaches skills for a job
How Practical
Surface Forms
Etymology
CTE stands for Career and Technical Education, meaning school programs that teach practical job 'skills' like cooking or car repair, so CTE helps students get ready for work.