Introduce yourself by responding to Grubb's argument and by discussing why you are in college. Do you align with the author's thinking? If so, why? Why did you decide to enroll in courses at SFCC? What are your goals while at SFCC? What are your goals after SFCC? How do these goals relate to Grubb's argument?
I do believe that Grubbs is correct in thinking the way he does about this topic. The 5th strand of "New Vocationalism" does include qualities from both strands 1 and 2 along with some from 3 and 4 which makes it a good blend overall. I enrolled in courses at SFCC because it is cheap and my brother came here as well. My goals while I am attending SFCC is to figure which career i want to pursue and get my A.A. degree. After SFCC I would like to either go to EWU, ITT Tech, or begin an apprenticeship program as an electrician. My goal of being an apprentice relates to grubb's arguement because my situation would be very similar to the fourth strand of vocationalism; by me being taken under someone's wing and taught skills I would need for a job.
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