SNAP
Exploratory focuses on student investigation of
various career choices. Participants are informally
assessed on a daily basis and are tested periodically.
Students also evaluate their own performances
by following the daily grade sheet rubrics. During
final student oral presentations that describe
process, materials, requisite tools and skills
for completed project, teacher and student audience
evaluate and provide feedback.
Software
or Materials Used For
research and documentation: Internet, Digital
Camera, Microsoft Office; for materials: 3/8"
Cordless Drill; Concrete Drill Bits; 4'x 8' Sheets
Whiteboard and Corkboard; 4'x 8' Sheets Homosote;
10" Compound Miter Saw; Router Table; Hanging
Screws and Anchors.
Teacher
Developed Materials Guidelines
for work plan and contract, grade sheet rubrics
for products and oral presentations, Web
Site List Rx for Tired Classrooms, photos
for documentation
Student
Developed Materials public
service announcements, flyers,
work plan, parts list, contract
Web
Sites Web
Site List Rx for Tired Classrooms
Final
Words Voc
Ed to the Rescue allows students to explore
career avenues while providing an important service
to the community. Students feel invested in the
school as they create a lasting legacy for classrooms
they have improved.
Teacher
Tip It's important
that students create a work and parts list before
venturing into classrooms. Each student should
be aware of their role in the project so that
they understand time management skills.
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