Transcript 9th Grade EDP Presentations

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Diploma Pathways
Career Pathways
Our Goal for You is
GRADUATION!
There are two academic diploma
pathways that will achieve this goal:
1. Michigan Merit Curriculum
2. IB Diploma Pathway
Diploma Plans
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Choose classes that will meet the
requirements for a high school diploma
(Michigan Merit or IB Diploma.)
Choose classes that will prepare you for the
demanding college curriculum. (English,
Math, Social Studies, Science and World
Language)
Choose classes that allow you to explore a
desired career or major.
Michigan Merit Curriculum Pathway
(Classes you have to pass to earn a diploma)
26 credits required for graduation (8 electives)
18 core required credits:
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English Language Arts
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Mathematics Core
Algebra I
Geometry
Algebra II
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Mathematics Related Course in the Senior Year
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Science
Chemistry 1 or Chemistry I Honors
Physics 1 or Physics 1 Honors
Biology 1 or Biology I Honors
Earth Science 1 or Earth Science I Honors
Advanced Chemistry or Physics Option
Advanced Biology Option
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Social Studies
Modern American History or
Honors Modern American History
World History Elective
U.S. Government/Economics
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Physical Education
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Fine or Applied Arts
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Health
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On-line and/or Technology Integration Experience
(Embedded in other courses or in a stand alone course.)
4 credits
3 credits
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3 credits
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1.5 credits
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IB Diploma Pathway
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You should have already designated
your IB Diploma plan last year. Now,
you are in classes to fulfill the IB
Diploma.
Talk to your parent(s), counselor, and
IB Coordinator, Mr. Chuck Schira,
about your senior year schedule.
Some Advice about
Grades in High School
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When you fail a required class after taking
the final exam, you may have to repeat it.
Grades and GPA may affect college
admission.
At PCHS, you will find yourself in the same
class again, if you fail a required class.
In the meantime, be sure to participate in
class.
Do your homework.
Review for tests.
Talk to your parent(s,) teachers and/or
counselors when you need help.
Career Pathways
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All careers fall into one of the six pathways
assigned by the state of Michigan.
There are many factors that affect picking a
pathway.
Today we will introduce a few ideas about
Career Pathways.
The Career Preparation
Model
Job Market
Career Pathways
Personality
Interests
Hobbies
Preferences
Values
What I
Like
What I’m
Good At
Abilities
Skills
Accomplishments
Education
Training
Job Experience
The Career Preparation
Model
Unemployable
Not promotable
Terminated
Job Market
What I
Like
What I’m
Good At
The Career Preparation
Model
Job Market
Unhappy
Bored
What I
Like
What I’m
Good At
The Career Preparation
Model
Job Market
What I
Like
What I’m
Good At
Unemployed
Forced to move
The Career Preparation
Model
Job Market
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What I
Like
What I’m
Good At
The Career Preparation
Model
Job Market
Job Market
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What I’m
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Career Pathways
Arts and Communications
Business, Management,
Marketing and Technology
Engineering/Manufacturing
and Industrial Technology
Health Sciences
Human Services
Natural Resources
and Agriscience
Arts & Communications
Language Arts classes
(Drama, Forensics, Journalism)
Fine Arts classes
(Design, Music etc.)
EFA classes
(Design for Digital Media etc.)
EFE classes
(Drafting, Photography etc.)
Arts & Communications
Careers related to the humanities & the performing, visual,
literary, and media arts.
Do you have some of these characteristics?
• Good writing skills
• Desire for self-expression
• Artistic or creative ability
• Presentation skills
• Organizational ability
• Good time management
• Ability to persuade
• Enjoy computers & technology
Some sample careers include:
journalist; architect; animator; film & TV crew; industrial designer;
interior designer; jeweler; medical illustrator; artist; musician;
producer; graphic designer; interpreter; technical writer; web site
designer; actor/dancer/singer
Business Management, Marketing
& Technology
Math
Language Arts
Computer classes
EFE classes
(Marketing, Accounting,
Business Management and
Administration)
Business Management, Marketing, & Technology
Careers related to all aspects of business including accounting,
business administration, finance, information technology (IT), and
marketing.
Do you have some of these characteristics?
• Good math skills
• Enjoy selling or persuading
• Easily use computer programs
• Like planning, coordinating, or decision-making
• Strong problem-solving skills
• Self-directed, leadership skills
• Desire to own your own business someday
• Work well with people
• Communicate effectively
Some sample careers include:
accountant; administrative assistant; bank teller or manager; computer
engineer; network specialist; programmer; court clerk; database developer;
economist; business owner (AKA entrepreneur); legal secretary; marketing
specialist; financial planner; project manager; real estate agent; retail
buyer; sales representative; web developer
Engineering, Manufacturing &
Industrial Technology
Science classes
(Chemistry, Physics, Bio
Sciences)
Math
EFE classes
(Drafting, Aviation, Machine
Tools etc.)
Engineering, Manufacturing, and Industrial
Technology
Careers related to technologies necessary to design, develop, install or
maintain physical systems.
Do you have some of these characteristics?
• Like a hands-on environment
• Have good math skills
• Enjoy learning new technology
• Like to see ideas turn into reality
• Operate equipment with little assistance
• Can visualize the end result
• Enjoy building things
• Would like to learn about robotics, electronics, or hydraulics
• Enjoy analyzing & problem-solving
Some sample careers include:
aerospace engineer; aircraft mechanic; heavy equipment mechanic; architect; auto
body repair; bricklayer; building inspector; cabinetmaker; carpet cleaner; chemical
engineer; civil engineer; electrical engineer; mechanical engineer; automotive
designer; concrete mason; diesel mechanic; drywaller; electrician; electronics
engineering technician; environmental engineer; insulator; land surveyor; locksmith;
machinist; CAD/CAM operator; metallurgical / materials engineer; millwright; painter;
plumber; roofer; sheet metal worker; tile setter; upholsterer; welder/pipe fitter
Health Sciences
Language Arts
Math
Science classes
(Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
FACS
(Health, Food/Nutrition)
EFE classes
(Vet Tech, Health Occ, EMT,
etc.)
Health Sciences
Careers related to the promotion of health as well as the treatment of
injuries and disease.
Do you have some of these characteristics?
• Care about the well being of people & animals
• Interest in exploring science, research or psychology
• Like to analyze, problem-solve, or evaluate
• Enjoy listening to & comforting others
• Can follow directions & procedures
• Keep confidential information to yourself
• Enjoy computers, equipment, & other technology
• Like to compile, organize & maintain accurate data
• Perform well under pressure & stay calm
Some sample careers include:
audiologist; dental assistant; dentist; dietician; doctor; forensics specialist; registered
nurse; massage therapist; medical imaging technician; nuclear medicine
technologist; occupational therapist; optician; nurse practitioner; paramedic;
pharmacist; pharmacy technician; physician assistant; surgeon; psychologist;
rehabilitation counselor; respiratory therapist; speech-language pathologist;
veterinarian; veterinary technician
Human Services
Language Arts
Social Studies classes
(History, Government, Sociology,
Psychology)
World Language
FACS
EFE
(Cosmetology, Early Childhood
Education, Teacher Cadet etc.)
Human Services
Careers related to childcare, civil service, education, hospitality, & the
social services.
Do you have some of these characteristics?
• Enjoy interacting with people
• Like to lead, teach, or work as part of a team
• Good writing & speaking skills
• Interest in helping people to solve their problems
• Stay calm in stressful situations
• Like being with children or the elderly
• Like planning & directing the activities of others
• Work cooperatively with others
• Enjoy investigating, researching, & problem-solving
Some sample careers include:
caterer; clergy; school counselor; coast guard; lawyer; corrections officer; court
clerk; daycare instructor; teacher; health inspector; federal agent; firefighter; funeral
director; hair stylist; human resource specialist; librarian; lobbyist; paralegal; pet
groomer; police officer; postal clerk; athletic trainer; psychologist; recreation
therapist; social worker; special education teacher
Natural Resources & Agriscience
Math
Science classes
(Astronomy, Chemistry,
Biological Sciences)
EFE classes
(Animal Science, Vet Tech.
etc.)
Natural Resources & Agriscience
Careers related to natural resources, agriculture, & the environment.
Do you have some of these characteristics?
• Interest in our environment, plants, or animals
• Prefer outdoor activities
• Like using your hands & are not bothered by getting dirty
• Enjoy physical work
• Interest in the sciences & math
• Interest in technology & using it to gather data
• Work well both independently & as part of a team
• Like to solve problems
Some sample careers include:
agronomist; animal caretaker; aquaculturist; arborist; biologist; botanist;
conservation officer; environmental consultant; food scientist; horticulturist;
hydrologist; landscape architect; landscaper; marine biologist;
meteorologist; microbiologist; greenhouse grower; pest controller; park
ranger; physicist; veterinary technician; water treatment plant operator;
zoologist
On-line Planning
Resources
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Web resources for selecting careers,
majors and colleges:
– PCHS www.bridges.com
ID: 0028047
password: central
– WMU
https://www.focuscareer2.com/Portal/Register.cf
m?SID=385
– www.princetonreview.com
What is an EDP?
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EDP stands for Educational Development Plan
 Four year plan for high school in order to prepare you for
life after high school.
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Your EDP will be used as a reference when
scheduling your classes each year.
An EDP is a working document which means it can
change according to your life goals.
Part of your EDP includes picking a Career Pathway
to help guide your course choices.
Your EDP has several components. Today, we will
focus on the academic and career components of
the past three years and finally your senior year.
What Your EDP Does For
You “Tomorrow”
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January 19, 2011 – Teacher
Recommendation Day
February 14-February 25, 2011
– English Class Presentation
– Sign-Up for classes with your counselor
Creating Your EDP Today
Step one:
Fill in all required course work.
Step two:
Decide which career pathway best suits your
personal interests, needs, or life choices at the present time.
This may change as your interests change.
Step three:
Choose electives to fill your schedule that
relate to your chosen career pathway.
Step four:
Meet with your counselor if you have any
questions or concerns.
Portage Central High School Educational Development Plan
Student __________________________________ Counselor ______________________ Class of _________ Career Goal: _________________
Career Pathways (circle):
Arts and Communications
Engineering and Industrial Technology
Health Sciences
Diploma Pathway (circle): PPS/MMC Diploma
IB Diploma
Business Management, Marketing and Technology
Human Services
Post Secondary Plans (circle) : Work
Standardized Testing Results:________________________________________
MEAP
PLAN
Grade 9
Natural Resources and Agriscience
Grade 10
Military College Choice: _________________________
Parent signature: _____________________________________________________
PSAT
Grade 11
MME
Applications Grade 12
FAFSA
Course Title
Cr
Course Title
Cr
Course Title
Cr
Course Title
Cr
English 9
1
English 10
1
English 11
1
English 12
1
Math
1
Math
1
Math
1
Math
1
Chemistry 1/Physics 1
1
Biology 1/Earth Science 1
1
Advanced Science
1
American History
1
Government/Economics
1
World History
1
* Credits must total
 English
 Mathematics
 Science
 Social Studies
 Fine Arts
 Physical Education (PE)
 Health
 Elective Credits
7
* Credits must total
7
* Credits must total
7
* Credits must total
4.0 Credits
Current/Planned Activities:
4.0 Credits
3.0 Credits
3.0 Credits
1.0 Credit (Add italicized courses above)
1.5 Credits
.5 Credit
9.0 Credits
26.0 Credits of required coursework completed at PCHS for Portage Public Schools diploma
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Wrapping Things Up…
The final steps in this process are very important!
Pay attention!!
1. Your EDP is your ticket out the door.
2. If you were unable to complete your EDP, please make an
appointment with your counselor in the Counseling Office.
3. A copy of your EDP will be mailed home to your
parent/guardian.
4. Your EDP will be kept on file in the Counseling Office.
Questions?
E-mail Your Counselor
A, B, F, M, N
Mrs. Sinke @ [email protected]
G-L
Mrs. Scott @ [email protected]
C-E, O-R
S-Z
Mrs. Jepson @ [email protected]
Ms. Kelly @ [email protected]