Professional Development

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	Effective School Leadership School leadership must be strong, effective and sustainable, which means it should be a cooperative effort and not just the job of a single individual.
	Establishing a Clear System Goal of Career and College Readiness for All Students The first article in a yearlong series focuses on the first recommendation in ACTE’s high school reform position statement.
	Exploring the World through Job Shadowing (All Access) On Groundhog Day—and throughout the year—job shadowing givesstudents the opportunity to explore the real-world workplace.
	How to Make Their Dreams Come True (All Access) Dauna Easley outlines her dream formula to help teachers and their students realize their dreams.
	Never Stop Growing Career and technical educators participate in professional development activities that help them continue to grow and ensure the best education for their students.
	Oracle Academy: Four Success Stories Model the Competitive Edge of CTE The Oracle Academy is a model business/education partnership for CTE, and Oracle Academy Director Thomas Kadelbach will be among those addressing attendees at this year's ACTE convention.
	Sharing the Gift of Learning: How to get Your Students Hooked on Books Dauna Easley shares some of the ways in which she gets her Teacher Academy students hooked on books.
	Teacher Portfolios: Displaying the Art of Teaching A portfolio can showcase a teacher’s experience, accomplishments, style and talent.
	The Presentation After the Presentation Many speaking situations really involve two presentations: the formal presentation and the question-and-answer period. You can ensure success with both presentations by using these techniques for the question- and-answer period.
	Working Smarter, Not Harder, Part IV Tips for teachers.
	Workshops That Work Workshops can help teachers learn how to start integrating academics into their career tech curriculum.