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Both the Perkins Vocational Act and the School-to-Work Opportunities Act have a new vision about preparation for work, including postsecondary education. They use teaching "all aspects of an industry" (AAI) as a strategy to give students experience in the full range of possibilities in a career. Instead of just a course in machine tooling, for example, a student
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would learn about quality control, procuring supplies, precision instruments, managing a business, marketing, and global manufacturing trends. A student in health sciences would learn more than how to be a laboratory technician. She also would study health management and medical careers.
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