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Course
Description
This Work-Based Learning program will:
- Prepare you for transition from school-to-work and lifelong
learning
- Provide opportunities for you to function as responsible
individuals and leaders
- Require you to contribute as members of work groups, communities,
and families
- Promote your understanding of the importance of work
- Improve your self-worth and maximize your potential.
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The primary units of instruction
Career Exploration, Employment Acquisition, Job Retention, Resource
Management, Leadership, and Economics. Completion of the first
three units will satisfy the requirements for ½ credit and completion
of the second three will satisfy the requirements for another
½ credit.
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Required Text and Workbook
"Succeeding in the World of Work"
by Kimbrell, Vineyard, sixth edition, Glencoe/McGraw Hill
All students will be assigned the text "Succeeding
in the World of Work" which will be checked out with their Net
School Coordinator and will be given a workbook to use for various
assignments. The workbook must be returned to your coordinator
unless you complete all six units of instruction.
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Work Credit Option
The School-to-Work Coop Education program is designed
to allow students that are currently enrolled in a career or technical
oriented program (i.e. Vocational Education, School-to Work) to
be allowed to count their work hours as learning hours and get
credit after various requirements are met. One requirement is
the number of hours worked - 203 hours will qualify for ½ credit.
A maximum of 810 will be allowed for 2 credits upon completion
of all six course units. Other requirements include training
agreements, evaluations and visitations by the instructor to the
work site. Contact the Work Coop teacher for more details.
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Grades
Grades will be determined by each assignment given
a number grade from 1 - 4 to indicate the level of effort, competency
and/or academic achievement displayed by the student. The final
grade will be determined mathematically by an averaging system
built into the grade book program. All assignments must be
completed with a minimum grade of 2 for a grade to be earned.
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Units of Study
Students will complete the following units assigned
by the instructor. Please contact the Skagit Net School Supervisor
to access logon information. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader
in order to access these Units.
DISTRIBUTIVE OCCUPATIONS ONE: Employment Skills
Unit
1 -- Career Exploration
Unit
2 -- Employment Acquisition
Unit
3 -- Job Retention
Completing Units 1, 2, & 3 equals .5 credit
DISTRIBUTIVE OCCUPATIONS TWO: Business Applications
(Not available until D.O. I is complete)
Unit 4 -- Resource Management
Unit 5 -- Leadership
Unit 6 -- Economics
Completing Units 4, 5, & 6 equals .5 credit
There is no exact timeline per unit however your
instructor will monitor your progress during your weekly meetings.
The exams, interviews, and other activities will take place during
these weekly meetings.
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Expectations
Attendance is mandatory and extremely important
since that is the only teacher contact for these credits. If you
cannot make the scheduled time, contact your teacher to arrange
another time to meet.
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