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SEPTEMBER 2012

VOLUME 87 / NUMBER 6

CareerTech VISION 2012

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CareerTech VISION 2012— Transforming CTE Together

Leading with Purpose and Passion: Keys to Effective Leadership in Career and Technical Education

Building Strategic Business and Industry Training Partnerships that Lead to Legislative Advocacy

In this introductory article, ACTE Executive Director Jan Bray provides the inspiration behind VISION 2012.

Attitude, beliefs, commitment and servant leadership are four keys all career and technical education (CTE) teachers must possess to be effective leaders.

This article provides a bird’s-eye view in to how and why Oklahoma’s Autry Technology Center gained the consistent and invaluable support of its state and federal legislators.

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Advocacy Strategies—Georgia Style
CareerTech VISIO N 2012— Advocac
y/Partnerships

Matthew Gambill, Lynne Wilson and Rep. Amy Carter present a snapshot of some of the advocacy strategies they use in Georgia to promote CTE to elected officials, business and industry, and the media.

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Performance Assessment in CTE: Focusing on the Cognitive, Psychomotor and Affective Domains

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As Dabney Doty, former instructor at the University of Central Missouri, stated, “There is more headwork than handwork in shopwork.” Obtain a greater appreciation of assessing and documenting CTE students’ performances in the cognitive, psychomotor and affective domains.

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