The Ability Advisor newsletters is a resource from ODCTE that provides updates on topics such as special needs, academics and assessment.
You will find links to the archived emails and the attachments. It is a great resource and we encourage you to share it with your colleagues.
Ability Advisor Newsletter
2.18.2011
2.17.2011
Today is CTE Social Media Day
I love sharing about CTE!
Over on the CareerTech Twitter feed I am going to try to post at least one CTE fact every 30 minutes. I hope I can do it! Check it out to see the Tweets we have done so far.
twitter.com/okcareertech
Little shout outs like "71,000+ middle school through adult students are members of at least 1 of 7 CTSO's Learn-Lead-Succeed" or "Approved CareerTech education courses are counted as credits toward Oklahoma's Promise requirements" will be shared throughout the day.
What is your CTE story? I was in FFA during high school. FFA taught me the leadership skills including parliamentary procedure, team work and public speaking that I use today. I had the opportunity to go to the Washington Leadership Conference, attend multiple National and State FFA Conventions, run for a state office, lead students at FFA Alumni Camp and learn an appreciation for agriculture. It also taught me responsibility through the SAE by raising livestock and getting up at all hours of the night, in the freezing cold to make sure that the new baby lambs got through the night.
I can't wait to hear your story!
2.16.2011
CTE Social Media Day
February 17th is CTE Social Media Day.
If you Blog, tell your CTE story. If you Twitter, Tweet about CTE and if you are on Facebook use your status to tell how CTE has impacted your life.
Bottom line, we want to hear your CTE story. It will be fun to read the impact that CTE has across the country and in Oklahoma.
If you are on Twitter you can follow Oklahoma CareerTech at twitter.com/okcareertech
If you Blog, tell your CTE story. If you Twitter, Tweet about CTE and if you are on Facebook use your status to tell how CTE has impacted your life.
Bottom line, we want to hear your CTE story. It will be fun to read the impact that CTE has across the country and in Oklahoma.
If you are on Twitter you can follow Oklahoma CareerTech at twitter.com/okcareertech
NTHS Banner
The CTSO's have gotten together and working with our Marketing and Communications office developed some really cool banners and materials to promote our students in Career and Technology Education.This is the banner for the National Technical Honor Society. If you want to see them all, check them out here.
I think these are great banners and they all have a common look and feel, integrated!
What do you think?
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