Many high school vocational education programs are beginning to shift from an emphasis on training students to perform specific tasks to training students to learn new tasks. Students are taught, for example, how to read computer manuals so that they can more easily learn new systems. Why has this change occurred? Do you think the change is desirable?
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Step 1: The change in high school vocational education programs from training students to perform specific tasks to training them to learn new tasks has occurred due to the rapid changes in technology and the need for employees to be able to adapt to new systems Show more…
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