CTE Lessons > Career Readiness: STEM & CTE
- CT101 Global Workforce Readiness Skills - A New Imperative
- CT102 Making Local and Global STEM Connections
- CT103 Designing Your Global STEM Project
- CT104 Assessing Global STEM Project Based Learning
- CT105 Facilitating Globally Connected Projects Through Student Project Management, Part 1
- CT106 Facilitating Globally Connected Projects Through Student Project Management, Part 2
- CT107 Deep Dive into Global Competence and Respecting Diversity
- CT108 Enhancing Instruction Through Global Collaborative Projects
- CT109 Developing Global Workforce Readiness Skills Through CTSOs and Service Learning
- CT110 Integrating Academics Into Global STEM in CTE
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