You can't learn to weld on Zoom: How did vocational high schools navigate remote learning?
Sparks flying again in vocational high schools is 'good news' for SJ trade unions Sparks fly at 5,000 degrees in GCIT's welding room Replay Video UP NEXT If the tools for your class could melt your laptop in seconds, chances are, that class can't be taught virtually. That's why Dan Roskiewich's laughs when he says the welding booths in his industrial classroom definitely "aren't for show." "You want to get in there and burn that wire because that's the only way you learn how to weld," said Roskiewich – known as Mr. R in his Gloucester County Institute of Technology shop classroom.
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