Career Life Education 10

Description

Career Life Education: Students will be equipped with knowledge and skills needed to adapt to ongoing change in their lives. Students will explore themes of personal identity and improve life skills in organization, time-management and effective communication. They will also consider how personal and social responsibilities are carried out through their digital footprint. Students will set personally meaningful goals, recognize and cultivate relevant opportunities and supportive relationships, and continually re-evaluate and revise their plans as they become increasingly active citizens in an ever-changing world.

Units

What You will Learn

  • Various school community information
  • Influences on Identity
  • Organization Skills / Time Management
  • Effective Communication / Digital Footprint

Schedule

Connect/Career Life Block

Room 124

Friday 12:10 pm to 1:50 pm

Assessment

Career Life Education will be graded on a proficiency scale:

Extending: (91-100%)

  • Student has complex ideas that go be beyond the learning standard
  • Student is creative and original in their thinking
  • Student can confidently share what they know to help others learn
  • Student can show that they can do, know, and understand with depth and insight

Proficient: (76-90%)

  • Student has complete understanding of a learning standard
  • Student is an independent learner and confident in completing tasks
  • Student is able to clearly share their learning with others
  • Student can clearly show what they can do, know, and understand

Developing: (60-75%)

  • Student is still learning and growing in their understanding of a learning standard
  • Student sometimes needs support to learn
  • Student is learning foundational information and/or skills so they can move forward
  • Student benefits from modelling and practice as they begin to show what they can do, know, and understand

Emerging: (0-59%)

  • Student is starting to gain a basic understanding of a learning standard
  • Student is learning with continual support
  • Student is hesitant to participate or try and appears uncertain of how to move forward
  • Students needs to learn additional foundational information and/or skills in order to move forward 

Homework

Homework and practicing should add up to 30 minutes per class as outlined in the Richmond Christian School Policy.

Materials

What You Will Need

  • Notebook
  • Pencil and eraser
  • This course requires the following downloaded apps: Teams, Word, PowerPoint and Adobe Reader

Class procedures and norms