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Direct linkRuble, James – Tech Directions, 2008
It would be extremely satisfying for career and technical educators to have plenty of students sign up for their programs. In addition, it would be a more satisfying for them if they can make money out of their programs. In this article, the author provides ideas on how teachers can get the industry involved in their programs.
Descriptors: Technical Education, Computer Assisted Design, Financial Support, School Business Relationship
