Careers
II - Help learners identify factors in their environments, heredity,
culture and life-experiences that have/do influence their interests and
life choices.
Careers
in Agriculture - Identify the categories of agricultural careers.
Identify at least three job titles in each category Compare focus of each
career category.
Cover
Letters - Student comprehends the basic format and content of a cover
letter/structure of cover letters.
Culinary
Skills - Students will apply what they have learned about serving
the community, by designing and implementing healthy service-learning
projects.
Future
Job - Interview skills to have a good job in the future.
Help
Wanted Ads - The learner will exhibit job-seeking skills necessary
to secure employment in chosen career pathway.
Introducing
Classroom Economy - Students will also determine necessary classroom
jobs and attach daily or weekly salaries to those positions. Credits and
debits will be introduced.
Job
Interests - Students will be able to discuss ideas in their brainstorming
group and think of ideas for their own end of the unit project.
Labor
Organizers - How the US became and Industrial Nation Key People in
this change towards industry from agriculture Rise of Big Business and
Individual Wealth.
Our
Jobs - As a class students will be able to discuss what classroom
jobs they think should be added to the list then vote on them.
Postwar
Troubles - Demobilization of the country Labor Strife and Struggles
Introduction of Red Scare.
Scope
and Importance of Retailing - A Student will learn the importance
of retail business and how they can apply this in the future.
Summer
Job Prep. Bicycle Repair - To test and grade student on there ability
to build and maintain a bicycle and to work with others in a controlled
work environment.
The
Changing Role of Technology - Students should be able to identify
and describe the effects of technology's changes in the way that we learn,
live, work, and play or entertain.
The
Price is Right! - To guide students' thinking in determining the price
of their products. That students will gain an understanding of what a
profit is and how to make a profit rather than loose money.
Where
Things Come From - The lesson examines the origin of products and
origin of materials using geography knowledge, face to face communication
skills, communication skills using cell phones and Internet research skills.
Workers
and Labor Unions - Students will be taught the development of Unions
through Lecture and discussion that builds upon the previous days class
on Big Business.
Job
Fair- Students will learn about different types of jobs. Students
will practice oral presentation skills. Students will learn to use a checklist
as a tool for staying organized in the midst of a project.
Labor
Day Newspaper- Students will learn about the history of the Labor
Day holiday. Students will write a newspaper about the history of the
Labor Day holiday in the United States. Students will learn about and
practice writing newspaper articles.
Strides
for Women Posters- Students will learn about the strides women have
made in various career fields. Students will practice research skills.
Students will create a poster for display in the classroom.
What
is Child Labor?- Students will learn about the subject of child labor.
Students will take action against child labor.
Women
and World War II- Students will understand the impact of World War
II on the advancement of women in society.