This resource introduced inquiry-based learning. It also discusses building the scientific literacy of CTE students. 

This resource discusses incorporating the five scientific practices outlined in the TEKS into a CTE lesson. 

This resource walks through the six essential elements of a science-enhanced CTE lesson. 

This resource discusses why collaboration is essential to integrating science into a CTE lesson and who to turn to for collaboration.

This resource is the culminating activity for the course in which CTE teachers will integrate science into one of their existing CTE lessons. 

This resource explains what it means to integrate math into CTE curriculum. It alwo explains the goals and benefits of using an integrated approach to teaching math to CTE students.

This resource explains the seven essential elements of an effective math-enhanced CTE lesson as identified by the National Research Center for Career and Technical Education (NRCCTE). 

This resource explores the role of math in our everyday lives and looks at ways to enhance math within the context of a real-world situation, and then within the context of a CTE lesson for a real-work connection.

This resource explains what it means to integrate science into CTE curriculum. It also explains the goals and benefits of using a contextualized instruction approach to teaching science to CTE students.

This lesson introduces the eight scientific practices and how they can be integrated into CTE curriculum.

This lesson provides some core principles for integrating science into CTE curriculum.

This lesson discusses essential elements for developing CTE lessons that effectively integrate science.

Introduction to Section 12

This resource describes various aspects of career and college readiness, starting with the definitions and standards and then covering career preparation and practicum teachers are in an excellent position to help students develop their career goals.

This resource introduces the most common post-secondary opportunities, and explores the role of the work-based learning (WBL) instructor in assisting students in evaluating their options and planning their next steps after high school.

This resource describes six recommended activities that work-based learning (WBL) teachers can incorporate into classroom lessons to help students prepare for life beyond high school.