What Participants Say About Career Choices Workshops
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This was great! It’s exciting to see a way to present English in an applicable fashion.

Lynn Tuscan, English Teacher
Adams Central High School
Fort Wayne, IN

The workshop was valuable in getting info about what/how to cover the state standards.

Denise Long, Teacher
William Blount High School
Maryville, TN

I like that the material is organized in daily lesson plans. I also like how it relates to English/Math standards.

Susana Puerta Ramos, RSP Teacher
Pacific High School
San Bernardino, CA

Lots of ideas! I love how the [books] are integrated.

Faye Williams, English Teacher
McIntosh High School
Peachtree City, GA

Materials are well-organized and very relevant for students. Good overall exposure to the program.

Sarah Garde, Math Educator
Los Lunas Middle School
Los Lunas, NM

Great workshop on reality. It helps academic teachers see how they can provide career guidance in the classroom.

Lynn McGee Tech Prep Director
Amarillo, TX

This was by far one of the best workshops I’ve ever attended. The information given is completely realistic and very interesting.

Andra Pasquarella, English Teacher
Washington Township High School
Sewell, NJ

It is very difficult to leave school for workshops. This one is well worth the effort— usable, practical ideas.

Frank Stello, Counselor
King George High School
King George, VA

The workshop was an excellent reminder of why I am a teacher and what my students really need.

Alicia S. Mathers, Math Teacher
Berea High School
Greenville, SC

" Career Choices offers teachers unique and engaging ways of allowing students to explore career interests and opportunities while concurrently meeting life skills required of all students and productive workers. I commend these materials for use in high schools and/or community colleges...I particularly like that the curriculum is grounded in a specific academic discipline and that it is competency-based."

Dale Parnell
Author, The Neglected Majority
and Why Do I Have to Learn This?