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CTE Talking Sessions
by Kilgore College
CTE Talking SessionsA professional learning podcast from Kilgore College focused on student success in CTE (Career and Technical Education) programs.Hosted by Ebony Dennis, Dean of Support Services & Retention, the series explores practical strategies for identifying student needs, connecting students with support, strengthening retention, and turning conversations into action.Designed for CTE faculty, staff, administrators, and student-support professionals, each session provides practical insights to help better support students and strengthen their path to success.
Episodes
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Episode 4: Action Plan Development: From Good Conversation to Measurable Change
Identifying a need and having a good conversation are important—but what happens next? This session focuses on turning student-support conversations into clear, practical action plans. Explore how CTE professionals can: Establish clear next steps Identify measurable outcomes Assign responsibility...
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Episode 3: Retention Strategies: What Happens Before a Student Leaves
Student retention starts long before a student decides to leave. In this session, Ebony Dennis examines the signs and circumstances that may indicate a student is at risk of stopping out and explores ways to intervene before those challenges become reasons to leave. This session focuses on:...
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Episode 2: Best Practices in Student Support: From Referral to Real Connection
A referral is only the beginning. This session explores how CTE faculty, staff, and student-support professionals can move beyond simply directing students to resources and instead create meaningful connections and ongoing support. Discover how: Communication can strengthen student support...
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Episode 1: Identifying Student Needs: See the Need Before It Becomes a Barrier
Identifying Student Needs: See the Need Before It Becomes a Barrier How can we recognize when a student is struggling before that challenge becomes a barrier to their success? In this session, Ebony Dennis explores how CTE faculty and staff can: Identify student needs early Recognize signs that a...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
CTE Talking SessionsA professional learning podcast from Kilgore College focused on student success in CTE (Career and Technical Education) programs.Hosted by Ebony Dennis, Dean of Support Services & Retention, the series explores practical strategies for identifying student needs, connecting students with support, strengthening retention, and turning conversations into action.Designed for CTE faculty, staff, administrators, and student-support professionals, each session provides practical insights to help better support students and strengthen their path to success.
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Kilgore College
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CTE Talking SessionsA professional learning podcast from Kilgore College focused on student success in CTE (Career and Technical Education) programs.Hosted by Ebony Dennis, Dean of Support Services & Retention, the series explores practical strategies for identifying student needs, connecting...
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