11 th grade graduation project!

1. 11th grade graduation project! Mr. Wingard Pd.4 4-3-12

2. Occupation Research

3. Nature of occupation • Correct identification of children with special needs. • Helps children academically • Helps children with behavior and social problems • Teaching methods individualized or group instruction and problem-solving assignments to help students develop skills • Helps children of all age levels learn the basic skills in life that are needed to live a normal life.

4. Education and Training • Must have a bachelors degree in special education • a bachelor's degree with certification in special education • bachelor's degree in education with one year full-time experience working with populations • a bachelor's degree in any discipline with one year of experience • Student teaching experience.

5. Other qualifications • Must know about people with disabilites • How to handle situations that get violent • How to help them understand the simplest form of math and reading for the real world. • Experience can range from student teaching to many years of teaching in a school system • or working in an institution

6. Job Outlook/ Future Prospects • Job prospects should be excellent. • many districts report problems finding good numbers of licensed special education teachers. • The number of special education teachers is expected to increase by 17 percent from 2008 to 2018 • Although student enrollments in general are expected to grow more slowly than in the past • continued increases in the number of special education students needing services will generate a greater need for special education teachers.

7. Potential earnings • AVERAGE STARTING SALARY: $33,770 • MEDIAN SALARIES: $40,400-$63,000 • TOP 10%: $78,900 • Salaries depend on location and years of experience.

8. Related Occupations • Therapeutic support staff. • Class room aids • Speech therapist • Physical therapist

9. Nursing/ Mary Dippery

10. Nature of Work • 1.The job of a nurse is to have responsibilities like the care of those who are sick • 2. Educating those who are well. • 3. The profession of nursing requires a high spirit, and a good personality. • 4. They must be dedicated to their job. • 5. Most professional nurses serve as general duty nurses.

11. Education and training needed • 1.Their training and education imparts knowledge and skill to work in hospitals, nursing homes, sanatoriums, schools, industry and private medical clinics. • 2.In hospitals and other inpatient institutions such as nursing homes staff nurses are required to work with patients under a particular category. • 3. With advancement in medical science, nursing education and care has been constantly improving. • 4. Completing a Diploma Program in a hospital. • 5. Typical subjects studied by student nurses include,Chemistry, Nutrition, Psychology, Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Behavioral Sciences, and Nursing

12. Other Qualifications • High School Diploma or GED • Associate's Degree in Nursing • Bachelor's Degree in Nursing • Licensure Exam • Background Check

13. Job Outlook and future prospects • the outlook for the nursing field is excellent • Employment expected to grow much faster than average job growth in all fields. • From 2008 to 2018, there will be about 22 percent more nursing jobs available • bringing the overall total to over 3.2 million jobs • the medical field continually has job openings available

14. Potential earnings • Starts at between $30,000 and $45,000 a year. • Paid extra for working night, weekend, and holiday shifts. • Five states that paid the most for their nurses were California, Maryland, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and New York. The average salaries in those states were between $62,000 and $70,000 per year • San Jose, California as the metropolitan area which paid the highest average salary in the United States which was $87,500. • Jackson, Tennessee's average nursing salaries are just under $41,000.

15. 3 related occupations • Respiratory Therapist/Respiratory Care Practitioner • Radiologic Tech (X-ray) • Cardiovascular Technologist • Doctor • Physical Therapy doctors

16. Work Cited • http://www.ehow.com/about_5045890_qualifications-becoming-nurse.html • http://www.mastersofnursing.org/career-outlook-and-prospects-with-a-masters-of-nursing

17. 10th grade France! French descendent

18. Meaning of flag • White- Peace • Blue- Truth • Red- Bravery

19. Population rank • 51,636,618 people • 2007, ranked 45 out of 157 countries

20. Life rank • 11th out of 194 countries. 11th

21. Religion • Major religion in France Russian Orthodox • The Russian Orthodox Church is the largest of all Eastern Churches, and after the Catholic Church she is the second largest Christian denomination. Due to the closure of Russia to the outside she has remained to a great extent hidden or veiled from western eyes. This site offers the possibility to become aquainted with Russian Orthodoxy, her history and her life in contemporary Russia.

22. Language • French • Hello, how are you? (Bonjour comment allez-vous?) • What is your name? (Quel est votre nom) • What is your favorite color? (Quelle est votre couleur préférée?) • How old are you? (Quel âge avez-vous?) • Where is the bathroom? (Où est la salle de bain?)

23. Holiday • Mardi Gras • It takes 12 tons of mimosas are locally grown flowers, not the drink but to decorate the floats. A fair amount of the fragrant shrub will be tossed to people during the several parades at the Mimosa Fest. • The most popular Carnaval in France is in Nice. This city hosts a wild 10-day celebration featuring daily parades, concerts, street theater and more.

24. Traditional recipes • Caramelized Vanilla CremeBrulee • Preparation Time: 5 - 10 minutes Cooking Time: 35 minutes Refrigeration Time: 30 minutes Ingredients (4 people):1 Vanilla Bean, Seeds Scraped (or few drops of vanilla)4 Egg Yolks1/2 cup Granulated Sugar7 oz. Milk9 oz. Crème Fraîche ( heavy cream)1/4 Additional Granulated Sugar (to caramelize with)

25. Attractions • The Eiffel Tower Paris has about 6.8 million visitors a year!