[Lmresearch] New PACE policy brief--Making Sense of Career-Technical Education: Options for California

Russell W. Rumberger russ at lmri.ucsb.edu
Wed Apr 18 12:17:35 PDT 2007


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           Making Sense of Career-Technical Education: Options for California
            by W. Norton Grubb and David Stern

            Career-technical education (CTE) is back in the policy spotlight, as Governor Schwarzeneggger and key legislators seek strategies to strengthen California's much-criticized high schools. Some forms of CTE that integrate academic with occupational content could usefully be expanded to provide high school students with multiple pathways to college and careers. This strategy, which we call "CTE/multiple pathways," is more feasible and desirable for California high schools than other approaches to CTE - including the traditional vocational education of the past century, the "dual" systems developed in Austria and Germany, or the sophisticated technical training provided in community colleges.

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