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Technology Centers That Work


EVENTS
01/23/2012 - 01/24/2012
National Workshop — High-Quality Career/Technical Instruction for the 21st Century >>
 01/24/2012 - 01/26/2012
2012 National Technology Centers That Work Leaders' Forum: Technology Centers of the Future >>
 02/01/2012 - 02/03/2012
National Workshop — Quality Teaching: Motivating Students Through Improved Instruction Across The Curriculum >>

PUBLICATIONS
2011-2012 National Professional Development Programs Catalogue

 Technology Centers That Work Goals and Key Practices Poster

 Skills for a Lifetime: Teaching Students the Habits of Success

 Getting Students Ready for College and Careers:Transitional Senior Mathematics

 Ready for Tomorrow: Six Proven Ideas to Graduate and Prepare More Students for College and 21st-Century Careers

 Technology Centers That Work: An Enhanced Design to Get All Students to Standards

FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Gene Bottoms
Senior Vice President
(404) 875-9211
Ann Benson
Director, Technology Centers That Work
(405) 880-5383

Tech centers, technology centers, technical centers, career centers and career/technical centers all have a common purpose: to provide high-quality career/technical studies to high school students. Students may attend these centers for only a portion of the school day, week or year, or they may attend full time, receiving both academic and technical instruction at the center.

The Technology Centers That Work school improvement initiative was formed in 2007 to help these shared-time centers review and implement the actions needed to produce high-demand, high-wage graduates who will be leaders in their selected careers. The network now includes more than 130 sites in 12 states.

SREB provides member sites with staff development, technical assistance, publications and assessment services. TCTW sites participate in the biennial HSTW Assessment and the TCTW Teacher Survey, designed specifically for teachers in shared-time centers. 

SREB Senior Vice President Gene Bottoms explains
Technology Centers That Work


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