Nav101 curriculum preview
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This document provides an overview of the "Navigation 101" curriculum which aims to develop 5 attributes in middle school students to make them college and career ready. The 5 attributes are self awareness, knowledge of post-secondary options, having a meaningful post-secondary plan, attaining necessary credentials, and acquiring financial readiness. The middle school focus is on self awareness, awareness of work/education, academic skills, creating a high school plan. Lessons have 3 parts and produce work for a student portfolio with 4 sections. Students will lead conferences discussing their life plans using the portfolio and 5 attributes.
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- 2. The Promise of Navigation 101 “More College and Career Ready Students”
- 3. 5 missing Attributes of college and career ready students Self Aware – Can identify personal motivations and assets Knowledgeable – Understand post-secondary education and work options Plan Ready – Has a meaningful post-secondary plan Qualified – has attained the requisite credentials to pursue their post-secondary plan Financial Ready – Has acquired the necessary financing to pursue their post-secondary plan These 5 attributes drive the scope and sequence of the curriculum!
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- 6. To develop student skills for academic achievement
- 9. Everything produced by a student from the lessons will be in the portfolio.
- 10. All worksheets that need to be put in the portfolio are identified at the end of the lesson.
- 11. The section of the portfolio where the item belongs is written in the upper right hand corner of the worksheet.
- 13. Student-led Conferences In the student-led conference, students will organize their presentation around three statements that answer the question, “What will I do with my Life?” As you can see the conference is designed around the structure of the portfolio and the 5 missing attributes of college and career ready students, which was discussed at the beginning of the slideshow.
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