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Activities for the day Wednesday December 10th Welcome to our health profession unit ! I Choose 10 professions out of the list below and explain in your own words what the profession is about . To get an A in our research, you must have : - a short job description ( sorry cut & paste will get you a zero!) - salary range - Education needed - the copy of current job posting on monster.com. II Here are the 2 links you will need : III Assessment : Print your work and hand it in to substitute Audiologist
Cardiovascular Technician Certified Nursing Assistant Chiropractor Cytotechnologist Dentist Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist Dietetic Technician Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Dietitian Doctor of Osteopathy EKG Technician Electroneurodiagnostic Technician Emergency Medical Technician Laboratory Technician Licensed Vocational Nurse Medical Assistant Nuclear Medicine Technologist Nurse Practitioner Occupational Therapist Occupational Therapy Aide Orthopaedic Technologist Paramedic Pharmacy Technician Phlebotomist Physical Therapist Physical Therapy Assistant Physician Assistant Physician Radiology Technician Registered Nurse Respiratory Therapist Speech Pathologist Surgical Technologist
Friday November 14th www.themint.org
Thursday November 13th 1- Continue writing your the draft of your paper . Your subsitute will collect your printed work at the end of the class. your paper must be at least 1 page ( single spaced) 2- Make sure your draft has :
Wednesday November 12th : 1- Review your work from yesterday and consider comments from your teacher to create an appropriate outline. Refer to the 4 main points of your paper . Your outline should have an introduction , 4 parts with 3 supporting details for each parts an a conclusion. For an example of outline :click here 2- Once your outline has been approved by your teacher, start writing the draft of your paper. it should include you name, the date, a title, an introduction, the 4 parts mentioned above and a conclusion. You will turn it in at the end of class for final review.
Tuesday November 10th 1- Refer to this link for your research paper. 2 -At the end of the class, you will hand out your chosen topic and three sources. Thursday November 6th : http://www.tryengineering.org/play.php
http://www.engineergirl.org/
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/buildingbig/profile/index.html
Thursday October 30th
A- Visit this game and built the most efficient Trebuchet http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/lostempires/trebuchet/destroywave.html Write a paragraph ( 8- 10 sentences) about your experience and explain adjustments you have made. What made your cataplut very effecient? B- Plan your own machine : - Look at the following pictures front the Pumpkin Chunkin Competition http://www.atbeach.com/punkinchunkin/gallery.html - What will your machine look like? Draw your machine and label all parts - construction will start tomorrow
Wednesday October 29th STEP 1 : Copy and paste onto a word document the questions below. STEP 2 : Research the different websites below STEP 3: Type your answer on the word document STEP 4 : save, print and turn in your work to your teacher http://www.catapults.info/ http://www.middle-ages.org.uk/catapults.htm http://www.howstuffworks.com/question127.htm http://www.howstuffworks.com/fpte.htm QUESTIONS : 1. What is Catapult ? : 2.What are 5 types of catapults : 1-_________________________________________ 2-_________________________________________ 3-_________________________________________ 4-_________________________________________ 5-_________________________________________ 3.What does the word " catapult" mean? 4. What are catapults capable of ? 5. How long and where have catapults have been used? 6. Define with a full sentence the following terms : a- Trebuchet b- brace c-levers d- fulcrum e-counterweight f- projectile g- force h- Resistance force i - energy j- potential energy k-kinetic energy l- torsion Wednesday September 24th Visit the website below http://www.mssa.sailorsite.net/define.html and answer the questions on your worksheet provided by your teacher
Monday September 22nd. Writing This past week you have been reviewing your job hunting skills. In a one page writing, summarize the different steps you would go through to get a summer job. You also must mention the difficulties you have encountered and how you solved them. Your grammar and spelling must be impeccable in order to get the best score.
You will type your work on a Word Document, font size 12 , double-spaced
As the end of the period, you will print your draft and hand it in to your teacher.
Friday September 12th 1.Finish your résumé 2. Read the material below : "how to write a cover letter 3. Start brainstorming information about your cover letter
4.Complete draft for yoru cover letter At the end of the period, your teacher will collect ( via email) your final résumé and the draft of your cover letter How to Write a Cover Letter A cover letter allows you to personalize your resume when it is mailed to prospective employers in response to advertisements or to inquire about possible interviews. The letter's main purpose is to advertise your strengths and assets in a way that would interest employers in interviewing you. It is also useful in that it can save valuable time by enabling you to visit only the most promising prospects or helping you avoid places where there is no interest in you as a prospective employee. To attract the reader's ATTENTION, the cover letter must look good and be easy to read. Use of quality 8 1/2" X 11" paper, correct English, spelling, spacing, paragraphing, margins and above all, flawless typing is a must. Address it to a particular person by name, making sure that the spelling and title of the individual are correct. The person addressed should hold an influential position in the company. A good cover letter is not too long, so try to limit yours to only part of a single page. The first paragraph should arouse the reader's INTEREST. This can be done by stating some particular knowledge you have of the reader's business, by a comment on some "timely" issue relating to the company's operation or by an impersonal statement of some outstanding fact relating to your ability that would probably appeal to the employer. The body of the cover letter should make the employer DESIRE to interview you by explaining what you can do for his/her company. Put yourself in the employer's position as you write and present facts that will both be interesting and accurately describe your assets and qualifications. Your prospective employer will be interested in your ability to make and/or save money, to conserve time, to effectively assume and discharge responsibility and to produce results more rapidly and economically than anyone else. Do not stress your bad points, such as lack of experience or unemployment. The last paragraph should request ACTION. Ask directly for an interview stating specific times and dates when you will call to arrange an interview. In all circumstances be courteous but use a direct approach. The letter should end with the formal salutation, "Sincerely yours." Below the salutation, type your name and then add your signature. Remember the use of AIDA (ATTENTION, INTEREST, DESIRE, ACTION) will result in a cover letter that is both pleasing to read and effective. Your Address City, State, Zip Date
(Ms. or Mr.) I.M. Hiring Personnel Manager Name of Company Company Address City, State, Zip Dear (Ms. or Mr.) Hiring: Your opening paragraph should arouse interest on the part of the reader. Tell the employer why you are writing the letter. Do not say in the first paragraph that you are looking for a job. Give information to show your specific interest in the company. Your middle paragraphs should create desire. Give details of your background that will show the reader why one should consider you as a candidate. Be as specific as possible about the kind of a job you want. Don't make the reader try to guess what you would be interested in. Refer the reader to your general qualifications on your enclosed resume or other material. Use as much space as you need to tell your story but keep it brief and to the point. In your closing paragraph you ask for action. Ask for an appointment suggesting a time when you will contact the individual. You may now list your dates of availability. Sincerely yours, [Your Signature] Type your name here
Tuesday September 9th
POSTPONED TO FRIDAY QUIZ : please review time managements skills, learning types, note taking, best study environment Directions : 1. After the class discussion, copy and paste the following chart on a Word Document. 2. Visit www.monster.com and record your findings in the chart 3. When your search is complete , print your document ( you will need it for a class discussion) FINDING JOBS USING THE INTERNET | Directions : Use the classified ads from the internet source provided to find one position in each Career Cluster. | | CAREER CLUSTER | POSITION IN CLASSIFIED | Is this your job? Why or why not? | | Arts & Communication | Job Name | | | | Description & Contact | | | Business, Finance and Marketing | Job Name | | | | Description & Contact | | | Health and Human Services | Job Name | | | | Description & Contact | | | Science & Technology | Job Name | | | | Description & Contact | |
Monday September 8th Your study environment note taking activities Writing topic ( due Tuesday September 9th) : Write a study/learn plan in 2 papragraphs. Be sure to review your notes. you must discuss your learning type, your time management skills, your note taking skills and your study environment.
Wednesday September 3rd What kind of learner are you ?
Tuesday September 2nd
Friday August 29th 1-Register for an email address if you do not have one accessible in school www.google.com 2-Copy and paste this page on a word document 3-Please visit the following websites and answer the following questions ? http://www.cnn.com 4-What are the main categories listed on the top bar of the CNN website? 5-Visit each category and list all the events/ information which fit the following carreer clusters. - Engineering
- Health
- Economy
- Business
- Technology
- Education
6-Choose one event and prepare to present it to the class with Power Point ( tips : thinks all W's : Who?, What? , when?, where? ) 7- Email your typed work to mbirney@ccps.org

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