Mrs. Lewis's Career Tech Program Insights

Mrs. Lewis, a bioscience teacher, shares her journey from a high school biology teacher to a career tech educator. She highlights the opportunities in the health and science fields and the benefits of her program, including skill development and confidence building. The program culminates in a capstone project where students solve real-world problems. Mrs. Lewis finds joy in seeing her students succeed and apply their learning in college and careers.

What inspired Mrs. Lewis to transition to teaching career tech?

• A recommendation from a colleague

• A lifelong dream to teach at a college

• A desire to travel more

• A summer program at Nationwide Children's Hospital

What is one of the key skills students develop in Mrs. Lewis's program?

• Time management

• Public speaking

• Critical thinking

• Advanced programming skills

How do students apply their learning in the program?

• Through a capstone project

• By writing a thesis

• By taking a final exam

• Through a group presentation

What is a major component of the capstone project?

• Designing a new experiment

• Creating a business plan

• Developing a software application

• Writing a literary review

What do students do with the data from their capstone project?

• Use it for a class debate

• Submit it to a journal

• Present it in a poster presentation

• Include it in their resume

What excites Mrs. Lewis the most about teaching?

• Receiving awards for teaching

• Seeing students solve problems

• Writing textbooks

• Traveling with students

How do alumni often express their appreciation to Mrs. Lewis?

• By writing her letters

• By sharing how they use class notes in college

• By visiting her classroom

• By sending her gifts