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The iCEV CTE Blog

The latest ideas, tips, strategies and trends for CTE teachers and administrators.

High School | Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security

By: Brad Hummel
May 2nd, 2023

If you're a CTE law teacher covering an introductory course on the Principles of Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security, it's crucial to find classroom resources that engage your students and prepare them for a life of public service. After all, these students will be making daily decisions that affect the lives of people everywhere.

High School | STEM

By: Brad Hummel
April 25th, 2023

As a high school STEM or engineering teacher, you might be asked to meet ITEEA standards in your instruction.

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High School | Cosmetology & Barbering

By: McKenna Garrison
April 19th, 2023

When dealing with something as important as a client's hair, it’s paramount that students have the most up-to-date and accurate curriculum available. However, with many curriculum offerings dedicated to beauty schools and not high schools, finding the right curriculum is a challenge many Career and Technical Education (CTE) teachers face.

High School | Automotive

By: Joshua Witherspoon
April 13th, 2023

If you’re looking for a high school automotive curriculum, you may be feeling unsure of which option will serve you and your students best. After all, there are numerous automotive curriculum providers, each with unique advantages and disadvantages.

High School | Textbooks | Family & Consumer Sciences

By: McKenna Garrison
April 6th, 2023

Finding the right Family & Consumer Science (FCS) textbook for your students can be challenging. With such a wide variety of subjects covered, from interior design to early childhood development, the needs of an FCS classroom can vary from class to class, making it that much more difficult.