Module 1: The Situation to Impact
- Distinguish between pre-Covid-19 and post-pandemic CTE teaching and learning.
- Determine what is needed to construct a future focused learning model for CTE.
- Compare different levels of CTE teacher readiness to shift to greater remote learning.
- Understand the need for common language and operational definitions for staff unity.
- Analyze why remote instruction should be rigorous and challenging for students.
- Examine how immediate challenges can be overcome with systems approaches.
Module 2: Supports for Remote Learning
- Identify the three key roles CTE teachers should focus on with remote teaching.
- Describe ways that teachers and administrators can support students while remote.
- Understand how augmented and virtual reality tools can transform remote learning.
- Support systems of communication and support with multiple stakeholders.
- List ways that VR Expeditions 2.0 allow students to develop authentic workplace skills.
Module 3: Remote Delivery that Works
- Examine the five successful modes of remote content delivery used by CTE teachers.
- Understand how flipped classroom teaching successfully differentiates learning.
- Assess how frequent video creation will create multiple opportunities for feedback exchanges.
- Synthesize how students process information between these two interconnected systems.
- Advance the idea of focusing on mastery through the Khan Academy Course Model.
- Identify ways in which all CTE students would benefit from the Spark online journal site.
Module 4: What the Future Holds
- Formulate an argument for why remote should continue alongside onsite learning in CTE.
- Identify ways in which current career field workplace changes could change your teaching.
- Develop an idea for how open-sourcing and micro-credentials can change CTE education.
- Compare learning on a mobile device to traditional laptop and PC usage,
- Predict how collegiate uses of artificial intelligence may eventually impact secondary CTE.