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Homework:
-Research note check tomorrow: Cluster Basics and Contact Info
-Modified TRF due tomorrow!
-Field Trip form due Thursday
**College Fair TOMORROW at the Civic Center, 6-7:30pm!**
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Big Idea: System
Essential Question: What Career Cluster fits best with who I am?
Objectives: I can...
...list strategies for professional public speaking.
...find a professional working in the Career Cluster you are interested.
...practice note taking and making.
...organize my work.
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1) Warm Up: Twenty Second Speeches
- Draw a card.
- Convince us we need the thing listed on your card.
- Then, as a class create a T-chart. What was convincing? Not helpful?
- Before you Read: Prepare for reading by setting up your notes.
- Create a bubble chart:
- Title of the article in the middle bubble
- 7 subheading bubbles with the bold text from the article
- *Star* things you already do well as a public speaker.
- While you Read: Add what you need to remember.
- Add two mini circles with action steps, tips, or suggestions related to each of the seven bold tips.
- Check the ones you already do.
- After you Read: Highlight what you need to remember to do as you work toward your presentations.
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- Read today's task.
- Find someone working at a university or in industry who works in the Career Cluster you are interested in.
- Record this person's name, job title, company or place of employment, and contact information.
- List five questions you would ask this person about pursuing a career in your chosen Career Cluster.
4) Success Workshop: Organize your Work
- Make sure all papers are actually in binder rings.
- Check that your TOC matches your papers.
- Add upcoming due dates to your Google Calendar.
5) Exit Ticket: Check and respond to emails!
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Homework: Field Trip form due Thursday
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Accuplacer Review Help:
-Use the correct answer explanations for Sentence Skills here.
-Use the resource here to understand how writing is laid out.
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