Human Services

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Human Services

Preparing individuals for employment in career pathways that relate to families and human needs.

	A Quiet Success. Career and Technical Education for Deaf Students Deaf and hard-of-hearing students face certain challenges in the classroom, but when educators understand those challenges, they can find ways to help overcome them.
	Building a Culinary Arts Academy An award-winning family and consumer sciences teacher built interest in her program by building a culinary arts academy at her school.
	Career and Technical Education: The Building Blocks of Early Childhood Education Career and technical education is preparing early childhood educators to help get young children off to a good start—both academically and socially.
	Celebrating a Strong Family This year’s FCCLA National Meeting was a celebration of the family as well as a celebration of the career and technical student organization’s 60th anniversary.
	Educating Homeless Children Career and technical education can give homeless children an education that will provide them with the job skills they need in order to find their own place in the world.
	Family and Consumer Sciences Education: The Compassionate Curriculum Among the lessons students are learning in this field of career and technical education may be some of the most important in life—how to become more caring human beings.
	Five Strategies to Develop Cultural Competence Among Allied health Occupations Students Multiculturalism and exploring other cultures as an important part of health occupations education.
	Occupational Therapy—Real Help for Real Life A growing need for professionals in the field of occupational therapy means a growing need for career and technical education programs to train them.
	Physical Therapy—Hands-on Education, Hands-on Healing Career and technical education is preparing professionals to help improve the quality of life for both the young and old.
	Preparing a Facilities Master Plan The second in the series of articles from architectural and engineering firm Burgess & Niple shares the steps to take in creating a facilities master plan.
	Sharing the Language of Learning In West Chicago, a clothing class is welcoming newcomers with book bags and help with learning how to use the local library.