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ED140029.Pdf DOcumENT RESDNE ED 140 029- cn oil 308 AUTHOR Humburg, Renae D.; And Others TITLE EXPLORE. Leader's Guide. Career Education Activities for Middle School Teachers. INSTITUTION Central Kansas Area Vocational Tochnical School, Newton. SPONS AGENCY Kansas State Dept. of Edu/Jatiour Topeka.Div. Career Education. PUB DATE 76 NOTE 395p. EDRS PRICE MF-$0.83-HC-$20.75 Plus Postage. -DESCRIPTORS Career Education; *Career Exploratior Curriculum Development; Educational Objectives; Fused Curriculum; Instructional Materials; Intermediate Grades; *Learning Activities; Middle Schools; Occupational Clusters; Resource Guides; Resource Materials; Teacher Developed Materials; Teaching Guides ABSTRACT This guide was developed as part of theexploration phase of the Central Kansas Career ImplementationModel for Middle School students, a program called EXPLORE.Designed as a resource book which can be used to supplement orenrich the regular curriculum, this guide contains 182 careerexploration activities developed using the Kansas Guide for CareerEducation as a resource in identifying objectives. The careerexploration activities are organized in the following three sections:(1) Exploring Self contains exploring values (7 activities),exploring strengths (6 activities), exploring choices (10 activities),and exploring the influence of significant others on self (4 activities).(2) Exploring Career.Clusters incorporates project discovery packages, career tinipackages, and career units into 11 careerclusters. The following activities are included in a'variety ofcombinations in each of the career clusters: 20 Project Discoverypackage exploration contracts -.with accompanying word search.games andvocabulary matching exercises; 27 minipackages; and 18 teacher'sguides (career units related to specific clusters) developed as subjectmatter infusion activities.(3) Games and Otherl'un Career Activitiescontain 50 career-related activities designed to enrichregular curriculum. Materials are addressed to the teacher concerningimplementation and ,Otilization are also included in this guide. (TA) * * Documents acquired by ERIC include manyinformal unpublished * materials not available 'from other sources.ERIC makes every effort * * tO obtain the best copy available.Nevertheless, items of marginal * * reproducibility are often encounteredand this affects the quality * * of the microfiche and hardcopyreproductions ERIC makes available * * via the ERIC Document ReproductionService (EDRS). EDRS is not * * responsible for the quality of theoriginal document. Reproductions * supplied by-EDRS are the best that can bemade from-the original. * ********************************************************************** 7a5M1151VM17,!-,7777-fff77-4.. c Lead Guide Career Education Activities for Middle School Teachers O RENAE B. HUMBURG U S DEPARTMENT OT HEALTH, EDUCATION A WELFARE Explore Coordinator NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO SUSAN McGREGOR EDUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED PROM THE PERSON OR ORGANZATION ORIGIN Curriculum Consultant A TING IT POINTS OE VIEW OR OPINIONS- STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INsTITETTE OF MARY W. KOSIER FEW-CATION POsITION OR POLLEY Career Development Program Sripervisor .PERMISSIONTO REPRODUCE THIS COPY- IIMMIHRIN11111111h RiGHTED MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTEE) ay _ TO ERIC AND ORGANI1ATIONS OPEPATIND UNDER AGREEMENTS WITH THE NATIONAL IN, BTITUTE OF EDUCATIONFTERTITES REPRO, DUCTIQN OUTSIDE THE ERIC SYSTEM RE- QUIRES PLEIMISEION OT THE CuPTRIGHT OWNER CENTRAL KANSAS CAREER DEVELOPMENT prioGRAm eox 545, 218 EAST SEVENTH NEWTON, KANSAS 87114 Kansas State Department of Education Kansas State DepartmentofEducation Kamm &cutEduetWon ROAN' 120 Ellt Win SOW 1.4AL Komo 66612 Kansas State Board of Education, Topeka,Kansas Dr. Merle R. Bolton, Commissioner of Education Dr. John E. Snyder, Assistant Commissioner ofVocational Education Mr. Wilbur Rawson, Director of Career Educationand Special Needs An Agreement for Services with Central Kansas Area Vocational Technical School Dr. Dale E. Brooks, Area Director Mrs. Mary Kosier, Director of Career Education Funds for the development and printingof the curriculum materials in this guidebook have been provided by theKansas State Department of Education as a part of the CareerExploration for Middle Schools Pro ect. The materials remain the property ofthe Kansas State Department of Education. No commercialuse ismade of these materials without the express written consent ofthe following: Kansas State Department of EducatIon Career Education Division 120 East Tenth Street Topeka, Kansas 66612 TABLE OF CONTE TS Page Acknowledgements . INTRODUCTION TO THE EXPLORE PROGRAM Purpose and Goals 1 Exploration Phase of the Kansas Model 3 District Level Guidelines 5 7 School Level Organizational Guidelines . Career Materials Center Approach . 9 Departmental Approach . 10 WHAT THE LEADER'S GUIDE IS 11 13 HOW TO USE THE LELDER'S GUIDE . SECTION ONE: EXPLORING SELF . 15 . 19 ExPloring Values . Exploring Strengths 39 Exploring Choices, Setting Goals, Making Decisions 57 Exploring the Influence of Significant Others . 85 SECTION TWO: EXPLORING CAREER CLUSTERS Business and Office . 93 Agri-Business, Natural Resources . 123 Construction 135 Consumer, Food Services, and Home Economics 149 Health 167 Transportation 197 Communications and Graphic Arts 213 Personal Services 237 Public and Social Services . 259 Sciences, Fine Arts, and Humanities . 283 293 Marketing . SECTION THREE: GAMES AND OTHER FUN CAREER ACTIVITIES . 319 BIBLIOGRAPHY 435 SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX 443 iii ACKNOWLEDG EM ENTS We wish to extend our appreciation to the many individuals who have believed in us, and contributed to the development of the Central Kansas Career Implementation Model for Middle School Students, a program we call EXPLORE. Included among you are the Kansas State Department of Education, specifically WILBUR A. RAWSON, Director of Career Education; PATRICK GARZILLO, Career Education Specialist; and HAZEL ROCKHOLD, Coordinator of Federal Career Education Programs. Instrumental in the initial planning of the program is'DR. DALE E. BROOKS, Area Dirctor of the Central Kansas Area Vocational Technical School. Sincere appreciation is extended Dr. Brooks, MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL KANSAS AVTS AREA BOARD OF CONTROL, and the Superintendents who comprise the ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL of the Central Kansas Region for their continued support and encouragement. No matter how clear the aeed for new career-related curriculum materiale, no matter how thorough and creative the writers who prepare such materials, there always remains in the minds of everyoneconnected with a project one key question, "Will it work?" To find the answer to that question, the following teachers in the Central Kansas area agreed to assist with field-testing, subjecting the activities to actual classroom use by typical students in a typical learning situation. For their excellent suggestions and candid replies, we offer grateful appreciation to the following: . Buhler USD Jola Albright . Prosperity Elementary . Newton USD Eida Bachman . Santa Fe Middle School Bonnie Baker North Reno School Nickerson USD Grace Bell Allen Elementary Hutchinson USD Dennis Bernden Lakeview Elementary Hutchinson USD McPherson USD Mildred Boone . Park Elementary Gale Burkholder McPherson Junior High McPherson USD Lou Carter Sherman Junior High Hutchinson USD Jannie Clark Santa Fe Middle School Newton USD Jacquelyn Crabtree Park Elementary McPherson USD Marilyn Crawford Chisholm Middle School Newton USD Lori Cregan Buhler High School Buhler USD Newton USD Phil Epp . Chisholm Middle School Buhler USD Chris Gee . Buhler High School Carolyn Green Sherman Junior High . Hutchinson USD Ron Haag Prosperity Elementary Buhler USD Monte Hawkins Burrton High School Burrton USD . Newton USD Alice Mayes . Santa Fe Middle School Marieta Herbers Peabody High School Peabody USD . Hutchinson USD Zada Hinshaw . Avenue A Elementary Bob Hiskey Buhler High School Buhler USD Betty Holderread Santa'Fe Middle School . Newton USD Nancy Humes Hutchinson Middle School Hutchinson USD Karen Jones 'Chisholm Middle School . Newton USD Irene Kasper . Sherman Junior High . Hutchinson USD Janet Kennedy North Reno School Nickerson USD Martha Koehn . Chisholm Middle School . Newton USD Pam Koeller Galva Junior High Canton-Galva USD Judy Johnson Burrton High School Burrton USD Nan Krumroy ... Santa Fe Middle School = . Newton USD Jean Lundstedt Buhler High School Buhler USD Ed McAtee . Santa Fe Middle School . Newton USD Kathy McAtee Canton High School . Canton-Gaiva USD Sherril Martinez Newton High School . Newton USD Elda Matous Prosperity Elementary . Buhler USD Ron Menefee Union Valley School Buhler USD Jim Mowry Galva Junior High . Canton-Galva USD Connie Norton Lehigh Junior High Hillsboro USD Mario (=amen Buhler High School . Buhler USD Liz Oswald Prosperity Elementary . Buhler USD Guide Pyle McPherson Junior High . McPherson USD Ron Roe Hesston Middle School . Hesston USD John E. Patterson . Buhler High School . Buhler USD Pat Randall Santa Fe Middle School . Newton USD Student teacher, Gail Sadowski Santa Fe Middle School . Newton USD Diane Sanders Buhler High School Buhler USD Donna Sauer Allen Elementary . Hutchinson USD Sandy Schoenborn . Chisholm Middle School . Newton USD Harold Schrag Windom Junior High Little River USD Myrna Scott Santa Fe Middle School . Newton USD Cheryl Sharick . Prosperity Elementary . Buhler USD Charlotte Smith Buhler High School _ Buhler USD Sue Smith Halstead Elementary
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