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7 th grade

7 th grade. Research project Barbara Mackessy. This project should be selected based on you. Your interest Your aptitude Your attitude Your personality Characteristics about yourself Physical limitation Your abilities. Look in your Notebook.

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7 th grade

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  1. 7th grade Research project Barbara Mackessy

  2. This project should be selected based on you. • Your interest • Your aptitude • Your attitude • Your personality • Characteristics about yourself • Physical limitation • Your abilities

  3. Look in your Notebook • Review your list of abilities, interest and personality traits from your X sheet and career assessments.

  4. This is a major part of your grade. • Do a good job. • You must turn in your rough draft and a final copy. • The rough draft is a piece of work in progress. You may add, change, mark out things on it. • Final copy is to be front side of the paper only. • Final copy is typed or in black or blue ink. • Spelling counts. Have parents spell check or spell check on the computer.

  5. Each Section has a specific thing that goes on that Section. • Every Section must have the required information or points will be deducted. • You must site references within your report either beside the fact or within each fact itself. • You must keep a record of all references used in this project for the last section. • You must give complete web site addresses along with the title of the article. • Size 12 font only

  6. Section One –Title • Three things • 1. Your Name and the Career Name • 2. Picture of your career (you may draw, download, cut it out, or take it). • 3. Which Concentration? Which Pathway?

  7. Sample Title SectionTeacherBy: Barbara MackessyProgram Concentration: EducationPathway: Teaching as a Profession

  8. Section 2 Major Job Duties • This must be from the DOT (www.stepfour.com/jobs) • DOT = Dictionary of Occupational Titles • This is the only part of your research paper that you copy. • You are to copy the entire DOT definition • This definition is written by the government to what most people do most of the time at that particular job. • Make sure that you include the DOT number and the GOE number. • Record the DOT number as a reference on Section 12.

  9. Section 3 Education and Training • This means you are to report the educational level and the training needed for your job from each source. • You must use 5 different reputable sources on this Section. • You must give the educational level from 5 reference sources and the training needed from 5 reference sources. • The same 5 sources may report both the educational level and the training requirements. • You must write the source beside or along with each fact. • This section should have one sentence about the education and one sentence about the training from five different sited sources. That means it should have ten sentences as the combined total from the five different sources.

  10. Sample Education & Training • According to the OOH, a teacher must have a four year college degree called a bachelor’s. The OOH also stated that some states require additional testing for certification. • According to the Career Discovery Encyclopedias a teacher must have a Bachelor’s Degree. Training includes practice teaching. • According to the Vocational Biographies, a teacher must… • According to the Career Profile, a teacher must… • According to the Career Connection II, a teacher must…

  11. Each reference source on Section three is worth 2 points. This means that you could make extra on this Section. There must be 5 sources that include the education and training before extra points are given.

  12. Section 4 Working Conditions • This may be from any number of sources or from one source. Document the source that the material came from beside or in the fact. There is not a requirement for the number of sources, but you must record the source beside each fact. • You must answer twelve of the questions in this section.

  13. Section 4 Working Environment and Conditions • You must answer at least 12 of the following sentences. You may select the twelve you answer for this section. • How many hours per day and per week do they work? • Do they work weekdays, weekend, holidays? • Do they work days or nights? • Are you on call when you are not at work? • What is your work location? Inside/Outside, school, hospital, office, boat, plane etc. • What type of physical work conditions is required at your job site? • What type of communication skills are needed for your job? • What interpersonal skills are needed for this job? • Are math and science needed for this job? How are they used? • Working with people sometimes requires special techniques – what are some for this job? • Are you required to travel out of town for this job? • Are you required to drive any distance for this job? • What types of equipment and tools are required for this job? • What special abilities are required or needed for this job? • Are there any special hiring practices for this job? • Are there any special applicant requirements? If so, what?

  14. Section 5 Salary and Benefits • This Section requires 5 reference sources. • You must list the source beside or with each fact. • You must have at least one sentence about the salary and one sentence about the benefits. • Each source is worth 2 points. • Remember to include sources on Section 12.

  15. Benefits may include: Holiday pay Sick days Vacation days Health insurance Life insurance Dental insurance Disability insurance Vision insurance Car provided Travel expenses Equipment provided Supply funds Flexible hours Child care provided Birthday off with pay Paid training Purchasing discounts Benefits are the extras besides the paycheck

  16. Section 5 Salary and Benefits • According to the OOH, a teacher will earn ….and has the benefits of… • As stated in the Career Discovery Encyclopedias, a teacher earns…with …as benefits. • The Career Profile states, that teachers earned…and had the following benefits. • The Occufile Cards stated that teacher could expect to earn….with ….as benefits. • According to the Vocational Biographies, a teacher earns…with ….as benefits.

  17. Section Six Outlook = What they expect to happen in the future – 5 sourcesThese five sources can be the same five sources used on the education & training section and the salary & benefit section.

  18. Section 7 Typical Day or Week • What is an average day at this job? • What could I expect on a regular day? • What happens on a normal day? • According to the Vocational Biographies, Suzie’s day went like this… • According to review.com, Suzie’s day … • This section is to have sixteen sentences about the times or hours and activities.

  19. Section 8 GOE Aptitudes • You must include all of the GOE Aptitudes or if the GOE book is not available then you may include aptitudes from other sources. • You will find your GOE number at the end of your DOT definition. • G2 = High General Learning Environment • V1 = High Verbal Ability • N • S • P • Q • K • F • M • E • C You will write the letter and then look up what it means for each item.

  20. Section 9 Satisfactions and Dissatisfactions • You must include three satisfactions/likes and three dissatisfactions/dislikes about your job that are not included in the report anywhere else. • 3 good/positives/likes • 3 bad/negatives/dislikes

  21. Section 10 Telephone Interview • You must call someone working in your job and ask them a couple of question. • You must include the name of the person you talked to. • You must also include the date, time and phone number. • Phone books are available in the class room. • If you don’t have a phone, make an appointment your teacher and you can call from school. • You may email a person in your job but you must include a printed copy of the emails.

  22. Section 11 Letter for more information • You are to correctly write a business letter requesting more information on your career. • Addresses can be found in your reference sources. • Copies of a correctly formatted business letter are provided as an example. • I suggest you take one home and complete this first. • These letters are not mailed but to see if you can correctly format a business letter.

  23. Section 12 References or Sources • Complete listing of all materials used in this report. • You must include the Section number, volume and page number along with the title of the book. • You must include all web sites along with the name of the site. • If you use a library book a complete bibliography is required. • Seven sources are required in the entire report.

  24. Your Future is up to you! You may be anything in the world with the right education and training.

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