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Career and technical education resources for Microsoft Word and for GATE
Career Research Project
This project guides students through the process of thinking about skills and interests that they have and applying them to potential careers. Students also research what colleges have these degree programs.
Grades:
1st - 12th
Tricks and Maneuvers for Ascertaining Your Students' Learning Styles
This several page plan can help either the full-time teacher or the temporary guest teacher to quickly determine their students' learning styles. This tool helps the teacher to most effectively teach TO their students' aptitudes and strengths.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Types:
Monthly Budget Activity
Help your students to understand and create a monthly budget with this activity! Students will need to choose a career (which determines their salary and monthly student loan amount), housing, saving, vehicle, and groceries\utilities. They will determine how much they have left each month for entertainment and what they should do with any leftover money.
Grades:
5th - 8th
Types:
Career Exploration for Elementary Students
Elementary students are exposed to various careers. They understand that graduation from high school is necessary. Furthermore, college and career exercises are emphasized.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Types:
Career Exploration k-4th grade - Dentist
Young students are exposed the to possibilities of college and career with these fun, easy to use handouts. Students explore various careers, as well as the education requirements for those careers. It is just exploration.
Grades:
K - 4th
College Comparision Activity
This is a chart that compares 6 different colleges. it may be completed online or as a handout- and it looks at the cost, admission requirements, size, etc. of each college. In addition, once the students have completed, we look at a sample of the Common Ap and discuss that as well. Discussion questions are attached. Help your students learn what is important to look at when deciding upon a college.
Grades:
8th - 11th
Developing a Vision Statement
This worksheet allows students to understand the importance of and create their own vision statement. It is a stand-alone component of the simulation simCEO.
This is useful for economics or business courses.
Author Derek Luebbe teacher / principal
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education
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