Tuesday, April 5, 2016

Tuesday & Wednesday, April 5 & 6, 2016


Dear Class:

Learning Targets:
Students will --

  1. Know the five parts to a resume- personal information, job objective, education, work history and skills. 
  2. Know how to structure an effective resume.
  3. Be able to describe skills and abilities in business language
Tuesday, B day & Wednesday, A day 

           FreeWrites/Warm-Up
       Read article: Which Type of Resume is Right for You?
        Work with your partner; one paper per pairing. Split the duties— one reader, one writer.
        Respond to these statements in complete sentences:
  • List and explain the pros and cons of each type of resume.
  • In the section about “Essential Parts of Any Resume”, the writer states 3 of the five key elements we learned about last class. Which two were not mentioned in this section? 
  • What other (three)  things does the article state should be in your  resume? 
  • Which of these statements best describes office work as an accomplishment rather than a daily task?
    a) Filed paperwork in alphabetical order
    b) Organized and prioritized documents to facilitate access and storage.
    c) Established a filing system that prioritized documents and facilitated record keeping. 

         Activities:
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Students, you will work on the following today:
  1. Continue with the Skills Worksheet to step 4. Follow the tutorial, CIS Skills Activity Instructions found here or down below in Resources.
  2. Complete step 5 and create a document called: PDx_FullName_CISSkillsSummary.
    Follow the instructions in the tutorial to find the skills professionals in your chosen occupation say are necessary as well as finding your skills.  You will be making a Venn diagram or table showing your skills, the skills for the job and identify the subset of skills you have for the occupation/job you have chosen. This set will be the basis for your "Skills" section of the resume.

    Your document will have 3 things – a screen shot of your skills, a copy/paste of the skills for the job and your diagram or table. 
  3. UP NEXT....  Writing in business language for the resume.

   Thursday, A day & Friday, B day

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FreeWrites/Warm-Up
      Watch these short videos, take notes regarding their accomplishments.
      Amazing Kids:  Jack Andraka    Craig Kielburger     Group response activity.

     What transferable skills do these young men possess to be able to accomplish their goals?


       Activities:

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Students, you will work on the following today:
       RESUME BUILDING: Writing One-liners for your skills 
       Choose 3 skills from your CIS Skills Summary
 
 

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