AP Capstone: Across CTE Pathways

Parents believe AP credit propels their children to a higher level of competition for university acceptance. Our work notes AP credit should not be the reason for students to not enroll in CTE Pathways. This project explores and tracks:

  • AP Seminar credit completion with AP Seminar: Across CTE Pathways as Teacher guide and Student Workbook
  • AP Seminar participation with increased student and parent interest in CTE pathways
  • AP credit awarded to students who would not otherwise enroll in AP courses
  • AP4CTE.org website
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AP Seminar: Across CTE Pathways Teacher’s Edition

AP Capstone: Across CTE Pathways

Parents believe AP credit propels their children to a higher level of competition for university acceptance. Our work notes AP credit should not be the reason for students to not enroll in CTE Pathways. This project explores and tracks:

  • AP Seminar credit completion with AP Seminar: Across CTE Pathways as Teacher guide and Student Workbook
  • AP Seminar participation with increased student and parent interest in CTE pathways
  • AP credit awarded to students who would not otherwise enroll in AP courses
  • AP4CTE.org website
AP-Seminar-Teacher-Workbook-Print-Jacket
AP Seminar: Across CTE Pathways Teacher’s Edition

Youth Governance as a Service

YGaaS organizations increase youth engagement and trust as community stakeholders, customers, employees, or employers. This community-based participatory research explores:

  1. Recognition – Organizations offer Youth digital or physical membership credentials with associated rights and duties in relation to organization governance (e.g., electing representatives and contributing to debates).
  2. Education – Learning communities offer Youth Work-based Learning (WBL) governance and civics workshops, courses, and collaborations that are current and relevant to industry needs—incorporating Open Education Resources (OER) curated by an x-disciplinary Community of Practice (COP) of participants, teachers, industry professionals, mentors, and experts.
  3. Employment – Organizations offer Youth opportunities to participate in governance tasks based on role and associated rights and duties, using a range of easily accessible web technologies.
  4. Accountability – Standardized Youth Trust Metrics offer transparent and cryptographic accountability that supports Youth, investors, and government verification of organizations’ actions and outcomes.
  5. Sustainability – Organizations access Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) datasets for investment, reporting, research, and regulatory compliance.
Youth Participatory Governance