Articles from Techniques (March 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Green" classes catch on in CPS.		Brief article	180
A cook's tour: the journey to become a model: culinary arts academy.	Bantang, Susan C.	Cover story	1844
A virtual world with real results: by using a project-based, collaborative learning model, this program teaches students about business and technology through task-oriented coursework.	Hughes, Katherine L.; Golann, Joanne Wang		2019
ACTE Achieve 100 Award.		List	165
ACTE goes green with e-invoices.		Brief article	197
Building a partnership with industry: one step at a time: establishing partnerships is a fundamental component in creating a connection between industry professionals, educators and community leaders.	Lewis, C. Deanna		1112
Campaigning for nursing's future: ACTE speaks with Andrea Higham, director of the Johnson & Johnson Campaign for Nursing's Future.		Interview	1244
Change is good!			1015
CTE needs you!	Friedemann, Tom	Critical essay	941
CTE students--showcase your passion for CTE.		Brief article	164
Enhance student advising and academic and life supports: this article is part of a yearlong series that will more closely examine the recommendations made in ACTE's postsecondary reform position statement and highlight best practices for implementing each of the recommendations. To access the complete position statement, visit www.acteonline.org/policy/legislative_issues/postsecondary.cfm.	Kiker, Jason		1850
Financial woes? Get help!	Emeagwali, N. Susan		687
Gear up for Charlotte.		Brief article	157
Hocking College.			628
Inspire others--share your CTE Month celebrations.		Brief article	139
Leading edge.			517
Podcasting in the classroom.			1030
Showcasing student success.	Baxter, Jamie		571
Spa manager.			340
Stop shortfall of CTE workers, say educators.		Brief article	291
Sturgis teacher's national post helps shape education.		Brief article	189
Thank you.		List	892
The art of Web design.	Longe, Heather	Cover story	1470
The value of CTE.			1863
WCCC's cutting-edge: cosmetology program: in the 32 years of operation, more than 600 students have completed [the program] earning state licenses. Many have gone on to successful careers, and several area salons are owned by WCCC cosmetology graduates.	Allen, Peg	Cover story	1228