Over 200+ videos, tutorials, and modules covering Computers, Technology, the Internet, Software …
Over 200+ videos, tutorials, and modules covering Computers, Technology, the Internet, Software Applications, Career Planning, Job Search, Money Management, Workplace Skills, Applying for Jobs, Work Life, Digital Skills, Photography and Graphics, Social Media, and more along with Teacher Guides and additional Resources and Tools.
Together we can prepare our students to become productive citizens, they are …
Together we can prepare our students to become productive citizens, they are the future workforce. Let's come together with one shared goal of preparing them for what lies ahead. After all, It Is All Here at MCC!
Date: Friday, November 20, 2020 Time: 8 am - 12:30 pm Registration: 7:45 am - 8:15 am
Featuring Keynote Speaker: John Mulcahy, Assistant Superintendent West-MEC
By attending this event you will: - Realize the value of this event when providing college and career guidance to students. - Earn Professional Development Hours for re-certification - Learn about New and Emerging programs at Mesa Community College - Learn about the Maricopa Transformation - And much more!
This document contains links to FREE resources to assist educators, parents, and …
This document contains links to FREE resources to assist educators, parents, and students in the ECAP process including Career Exploration, Post-Secondary Planning, and additional resources.
The Leadership Continuum grew out of a committee of dedicated Arizona Career …
The Leadership Continuum grew out of a committee of dedicated Arizona Career and Technical Education professionals who wanted to build capacity and ensure sustainability of CTE leadership in the classroom ranks, school administration, post-secondary leadership, and business & industry. Work began in December 2010 with the charge in determining how best to grow leaders who know and understand CTE.
The Arizona Professional Skills Standards:Complex CommunicationCollaborationThinking and InnovationProfessionalismInitiative and DirectionIntergenerational & Cross-Cultural …
The Arizona Professional Skills Standards:Complex CommunicationCollaborationThinking and InnovationProfessionalismInitiative and DirectionIntergenerational & Cross-Cultural CompetenceOrganizational CultureLegal & Ethical PracticesFinancial Practices
The AFSA Education Foundation developed MoneySKILL in 2002 as one of the …
The AFSA Education Foundation developed MoneySKILL in 2002 as one of the first personal finance courses available online.
MoneySKILL has evolved with the times and currently provides educators of all kinds (including parents) with a resource to create high-quality, custom, web-based personal finance courses. The curriculum is geared toward middle school, high school, and college students and focuses on a broad range of money management fundamentals.
MoneySKILL can be used as a standalone personal finance course or can be included as part of a course in economics, business, math, family and consumer sciences, or wherever personal finance is taught.
In addition to being completely free (and ad-free) for all users, MoneySKILL is offered in English and Spanish, contains audio dictation options, and aligns with nationally recognized K-12 personal finance standards. Both the curriculum and its underlying technology infrastructure are updated regularly.
ARIZONA CAREER LITERACY Career Literacy allows students to explore their passions and …
ARIZONA CAREER LITERACY
Career Literacy allows students to explore their passions and translate those passions into viable careers. It exposes students to a wide variety of careers, including those they may never have heard of. Career Literacy provides a pathway for students to create long-term goals as they make their way toward graduation and beyond.
This page contains the AZ Career Literacy Standards as well as a wealth of other valuable information and resources.
Work-Based Learning includes strategies that allow schools to go beyond the classroom …
Work-Based Learning includes strategies that allow schools to go beyond the classroom and into the community to develop student competencies. The activities allow students to apply classroom theories and explore career options at the work site, as well as connect classroom learning to work. Work-based learning is not a class. It is a method of instruction that enhances a related class in which a student is currently or has been enrolled in. Work-Based Learning experiences are available in each CTE Program. Work-based Learning may be accomplished through:
Student will: Define words used in workplace written communication, List tips for …
Student will: Define words used in workplace written communication, List tips for effective written communication in the workplace, and Produce three pieces of effective written communication.
CTE Learn offers a series of free CTE lessons to provide you …
CTE Learn offers a series of free CTE lessons to provide you with the opportunity to expand your knowledge and skills as a CTE professional. These free lessons are offered as informal learning opportunities but do not have CEU’s awarded.
This blank Project Template, along with the Project Components Guidelines, Project Rubric …
This blank Project Template, along with the Project Components Guidelines, Project Rubric Template, Self & Peer Evaluation Rubric and Project Grouping & Grading Best Practices resources are designed to support the development and integration of projects within CTE courses.
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