Science Related Career
Science Related Career
Course(s)/Subject(s):Investigating
Matter and Energy
Grade Level(s):8
Key Words:careers,
technology
Developer(s) Name:Linda
Doyle
School:LakeBraddock
Middle School
Attached Files:ChoosingCareerPath
Approximate Time Frame:2
block periods of class time; two weeks as homework
Materials/Equipment
Needed:Internet, Virginia View,
Career Center, Job-O dictionary
Description of Lesson (includes
context):In this lesson students
will research a science related career field that interests them. The
students are required to use three sources at a minimum. One of the
sources must be an electronic one. The final assessment will include
a written pamphlet and an oral presentation.
LESSON OUTLINE
- What is the objective of this lesson?
FCPS POS
Standards:SOL
8.5SOL C/T/8.2, 8.4
FCPS POS
Benchmarks:8.5.38.3.28.3.3
FCPS POS
Indicators:8.5.3-28.3.2-1,5,6,78.3.3-3,4
VA SOL(s) (including
Computer/Technology):SOL 8.5,SOL
C/T8.2, 8.4
Other:
EVIDENCE
- What will we examine as
evidence of students' knowledge and/or skill?
Product(s):Pamphlet
on career researched
Performance(s):Oral
Presentation to class on career researched
Other:
DIRECTIONS
- What exactly will the
students and teacher do during the lesson?
Directions to students for
proceeding with the lesson:
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- Follow the directions on student sheet---"Choosing a Career
Path"
Directions to
teacher/administrator using the lesson?
- After initial block period, set aside some class time during
the two week homework
period for students to ask questions and touch base on their
progress.
APPROPRIATE
ACCOMMODATIONS/MODIFICATIONS
- What options in
presentation(s) and/or response(s) are suggested in order to
provide the opportunity for all students to demonstrate
achievement of the benchmark(s) and indicator(s)?
Students have the opportunity to
research a science-related career of their choice. They can
adapt their pamphlets and
presentations to reflect both their skill/ability level in the
technology arena, their learning
style and their creativity.
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