Career Decisions

I.S. Project Due dates: (Please note these dates are tenative and may be pushed back depending on the speed at which students are working)

Final Due Date... Everything should be uploaded to livebinders and diorama should be completed... Friday, May 24th BOTH CLASSES!

Create:  - B-day, Tuesday, May 21st (end of class)

      A-day, Wednesday May 22nd (end of class)

Plan: B-day - Friday, May 17th (end of class)

A-day - Monday, May 20th (end of class)

Investigate  : B-day - Tuesday, May 7

                      A-day - Friday, May 10 (by end of class)

Design : B-day - Thursday, May 9 (end of class)

             A-Day - Wednesday, May 15 (beginning of class)

NY Career Zone - RAISEC Research

Unit Topic: Personality and Learning Styles

Unit Title:  I just gotta be me!

Unit Question: How do I fit in?

Area of Interaction: Environment

Approaches to Learning: Organization

Assessment Criterion: Investigate (A), Plan (B), Design (C), Create (D), Evaluate (E) & Attitudes (F)  Max of 6 points each

Previously students learned about their personality.  This unit we have been working on has allowed students to match careers and jobs to their specific personality types. 

We are now working on our final I.S. unit project of the year.  Students are to create a diorama of their RIASEC code (which is a code based on their personality).  They need to include the envirnments and aspects of many different jobs under their RIASEC code.

AgriScience

I.S. Project Due Dates: Final Due Date is  May 27  for all classes

3B I.S. Project Questions

       3B Answers

4B I.S Project Questions

       4B Answers

Unit Topic: Animal Science

Unit Title: Old MacDonald had a Farm   

Area of Interaction: Hunam Ingenuity

Assessment Criterion:  Investigate (A), Plan (B), Design (C), Create (D), Evaluate (E) & Attitudes (F)  Max of 6 points each

Students have been learning about the foundation of the Animal Science industry, more specifically, animal breeds and functions.

The I.S. Project for this unit will require them to think about the positive qualities of these animals in order to combine and create a new animal that will have a positive impact on the Agircultural Industry.

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