CTE Lessons > CTE Administrator
- CT301 The New CTE Administrator
- CT302 Professional Development Planning for Administrators
- CT303 Business & Community Partnerships
- CT304 Academic Integration Overview
- CT305 Academic Integration: Collaboration
- CT306 Academic Integration: Orient
- CT307 Academic Integration: Relate
- CT308 Academic Integration: Enhance
- CT309 Project Based Learning & Management Overview
- CT310 Project Based Learning & Management: Initiating a Project
- CT311 Project Based Learning & Management: Planning a Project
- CT312 Project Based Learning & Management: Executing a Project
- CT313 Project Based Learning & Management: Closing a Project
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