Written by: Virginia Yafrate, English Teacher
Mulcahey Middle School
Extern: Bristol County Savings Bank
Lesson 1
Goal:
Students will be able to effectively use the skills they have obtained to apply for a job.
Objective:
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Students will demonstrate effective job interview skills. |
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Students will fill out job applications using the correct information. |
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The students will write a resume. |
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Students will compose a cover letter. |
Activities:
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Students will read, discuss, summarize relevant information on graphic organizer, and complete comprehension exercise in Chapter 20 entitled "Applying for jobs of the text Careers" by Globe Fearon. |
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The students will then practice completing several types of actual job applications. |
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After completing the reading in text referenced above the students will also read, discuss, and summarize important tips on graphic organizer from article entitled "How to Write a Resume a Computer will Love" taken from Career World January 1999. |
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Using the format referenced in the article the students will write a resume reflecting their personal information. Upon completion of the rough draft and editing, the students will publish the resume using a computer. |
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Students will read, discuss, and summarize on a graphic organizer the section referencing cover letters in the text Careers. |
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The students will write a cover letter in response to one of the ads from workbook exercise 66. |
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The students will read, discuss, and summarize on a graphic organizer the steps of the interview process from Chapter 21 of text Careers and Interview Tips & Bloopers by Jean Ann Cantore from Career World April/May 1999. |
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Students will role-play interviews within the classroom. These interviews will be taped and critiqued by the class. |
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Students will participate in a job Fair using their prepared resume and interviewing skills. |
Evaluation:
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Students written work will be evaluated using a rubric. |
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Peers will critique students' interviews. |
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