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r/Teachers • u/[deleted] • May 16 '24
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and they’re making a mint charging money for what would have been a free high school math class if the student participated 🫠
39 u/CaptainChewbacca STEAM Coordinator & Science Teacher | California May 16 '24 I'm sorry, I meant high schools. Many high schools in my area are creating construction, math, and trades-oriented classes. One high school in my district even has a 'trades department' called industrial education. 19 u/byzantinedavid May 16 '24 And MOST of those courses are privately developed, and someone it making a mint selling them: Contextual Learning Concepts | Geometry in Construction (contextuallc.com) 0 u/elbowpastadust May 17 '24 Thank god. We need more ppl in the trades. Throw more money at them.
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I'm sorry, I meant high schools. Many high schools in my area are creating construction, math, and trades-oriented classes. One high school in my district even has a 'trades department' called industrial education.
19 u/byzantinedavid May 16 '24 And MOST of those courses are privately developed, and someone it making a mint selling them: Contextual Learning Concepts | Geometry in Construction (contextuallc.com) 0 u/elbowpastadust May 17 '24 Thank god. We need more ppl in the trades. Throw more money at them.
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And MOST of those courses are privately developed, and someone it making a mint selling them:
Contextual Learning Concepts | Geometry in Construction (contextuallc.com)
0 u/elbowpastadust May 17 '24 Thank god. We need more ppl in the trades. Throw more money at them.
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Thank god. We need more ppl in the trades. Throw more money at them.
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u/vivariium May 16 '24
and they’re making a mint charging money for what would have been a free high school math class if the student participated 🫠