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New Article by Mindy Bingham; Apply for a Career Choices Medal; Join us in Santa Barbara for a Two-Day Workshop; New Video: Dual Enrollment and College Matriculation No images? Click here March 26, 2024
New Article by Mindy Bingham: Navigating the Future of Higher Education: Embracing a Skills-Based Education Plan (SBEP) vs. a Student Education Plan (SEP) As we navigate the complexities of today’s evolving job market, the imperative for education to embrace Skills-Based Education Plans grows stronger. In embracing this paradigm shift, we lay the foundation for a future where education is not just about degrees but about equipping individuals with the skills, mindset, and resilience to thrive in an ever-changing world. Apply for a Career Choices Medal Today and You Could Receive a $25 Gift Card You heard that right! Simply applying means you could be rewarded. Beyond the recognition for your program, a prize box filled with classroom goodies, and much more, now you have another incentive to apply. It takes 15 minutes and could help alleviate that spring struggle in funding. Kevin Hart said it best when he stated “The best feeling in the world is seeing the benefits and rewards of hard work.” No matter your experience, we want to celebrate you, your program, and your students! Join Us in Santa Barbara for a How to Implement the Freshman Transition Course Workshop Aug. 1-2 or Aug. 22-23 Explore new frontiers in education, exchange ideas, evaluate approaches, and learn how to develop plans and create the kind of models that work best in your school, for your students. While the training revolves around the Career Choices series curriculum, the trainer will also discuss project-based learning techniques, team teaching tactics, curriculum integration models, and dropout prevention strategies. Featured Video: What Does the 9th Grade Dual Enrollment Course Do for College Matriculation? During the Get Focused Stay Focused Conference we heard from Kylie Campbell, President of the California Alliance for Dual Enrollment Partnerships, on how 9th grade dual enrollment can enhance opportunities for students and build college readiness. |