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Welcome to the Welcome to the 2007 CTE Summits2007 CTE SummitsHosted by: Northwest Area Education Agency
Mona Yanacheak, Education Consultant
Email: [email protected] Phone: 712-222-6095
Framing Framing for the for the Future:Future:
Career Clusters Career Clusters Ensure All Ensure All
Students Plan for Students Plan for their Futuretheir Future
Mona YanacheakMona YanacheakNorthwest Area Education AgencyNorthwest Area Education Agency
Tech Prep CoordinatorTech Prep Coordinator
Immigration Immigration TrendsTrends
2/3rds of the U.S. population 2/3rds of the U.S. population growth will be due to immigrationgrowth will be due to immigration
2 out of 3 will be working age upon arrival2 out of 3 will be working age upon arrivalNearly 1 in 11 Americans is foreign bornNearly 1 in 11 Americans is foreign born
By 2050, 1 in 2 will be non-whiteBy 2050, 1 in 2 will be non-white
Nearly 1 in 11 Americans are foreign bornNearly 1 in 11 Americans are foreign bornHudson Institute, 1997 & Ben Feller, Las Vegas Sun (06/01/05)Hudson Institute, 1997 & Ben Feller, Las Vegas Sun (06/01/05)
Continuing Continuing Increase of Increase of DiversityDiversity
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans speak a Nearly 1 in 5 Americans speak a language other than English at home – language other than English at home – 47 million47 million
Most speak Spanish, followed by Most speak Spanish, followed by Chinese, with Russian rising fastChinese, with Russian rising fast
Genaro Armas, Herald Palladium 10/09/03Genaro Armas, Herald Palladium 10/09/03
U.S. Labor U.S. Labor Force is AgingForce is Aging
Median Years of AgeMedian Years of AgeYearYear Median Years AgeMedian Years Age
19781978 34.8 34.8
19881988 35.9 35.9
19981998 38.7 38.7
20082008 40.7 40.7““A Looming Crisis in Care” AHA Commission on Workforce for Hospitals and Health SystemsA Looming Crisis in Care” AHA Commission on Workforce for Hospitals and Health Systems
By 2008, By 2008, women will make women will make
up up almost 50% almost 50%
of the workforce.of the workforce.
Women – 48%Women – 48%Men – 52%Men – 52%
US Dept. of Labor, Jan. US Dept. of Labor, Jan. 20052005
Why Career Planning Why Career Planning is Important!is Important!
Your career will influence nearly every
aspect of your life!
WorkWork
IncomeIncome
LocationLocation
FriendsFriends
FamilyFamily
FamilyFamily
Leisure activitiesLeisure activities
Personal satisfactionPersonal satisfaction
Contribution to Contribution to societysociety
How many times How many times can a student who can a student who has just graduated has just graduated from high school from high school plan to change plan to change
jobs?jobs?
10-15 times by 201010-15 times by 2010
Quick ReviewQuick ReviewWhat are Career Clusters?What are Career Clusters?
Provide a way for schools to Provide a way for schools to organize instructionorganize instruction and and student student
experienceexperience around 16 broad around 16 broad categories which lead students categories which lead students
to different pathways that to different pathways that encompass virtually all encompass virtually all occupations from entry occupations from entry
through professional levels.through professional levels.
Agriscience & Natural Resources Engineering & Industrial TechAgriscience & Natural Resources Engineering & Industrial TechFamily, Consumer & Human Services Arts, Media & CommunicationFamily, Consumer & Human Services Arts, Media & CommunicationBusiness, Information Systems & Marketing Health ScienceBusiness, Information Systems & Marketing Health Science
Agriscience & Natural Resources Business, Management & AdministrationHealth Sciences FinanceInformation Technologies Marketing, Sales & ServiceLaw, Public Safety & Security Human ServicesHospitality & Tourism Education & TrainingGovernment & Public Administration Architecture & ConstructionManufacturing Transportation Operations Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics Arts, Audio-Video Technology &Communications
Iowa’s SixIowa’s Six
National SixteenNational Sixteen
Cluster Program of StudyCluster Program of Study
General Education CoursesGeneral Education Courses
Required & Electives for GraduationRequired & Electives for Graduation
CTE General/Foundational CoursesCTE General/Foundational Courses
CTE Specific CoursesCTE Specific Courses
(Pathway)(Pathway)
Getting Started…Getting Started…
Identify Focus Identify Focus student intereststudent interest employment demandemployment demand continued education opportunitiescontinued education opportunities
Determine Scope Determine Scope K-12, 9-12, 10-14, etc.K-12, 9-12, 10-14, etc.
Establish Advisory Council Establish Advisory Council stakeholders, industry focusedstakeholders, industry focused
Shift in SkillsShift in Skills
1970’s1970’s 20102010
High Skills
Low Skills
Cluster focus on five key elements:Cluster focus on five key elements:
Career DevelopmentCareer Development
Rigorous AcademicsRigorous Academics
Advanced Post Secondary Advanced Post Secondary CreditsCredits
Private Sector PartnershipsPrivate Sector Partnerships
High Quality Student InstructionHigh Quality Student Instruction
Career Clusters provide:Career Clusters provide:
Students with a Students with a foundation and framework foundation and framework to help them plan for to help them plan for registrationregistration
Students with an Students with an understanding as to why understanding as to why they need to take certain they need to take certain coursescourses
Students with Students with information to planinformation to plan
Students, teachers, Students, teachers, and parents with a and parents with a critical connectioncritical connection
Career Clusters provide:Career Clusters provide:
Scope and Sequence of CoursesScope and Sequence of Courses
Move learners through a progression of Move learners through a progression of knowledge and skillsknowledge and skills
Lead to attainment of durable, portable Lead to attainment of durable, portable competencies competencies
Develop transferable skills that can be Develop transferable skills that can be used in specific pathways, clusters or used in specific pathways, clusters or in a completely different clusterin a completely different cluster
Aligning Instruction to Career Aligning Instruction to Career ClustersClusters
Creates a fundamentally different Creates a fundamentally different type of instructiontype of instruction
Academic and technical Academic and technical instruction are blendedinstruction are blended
Transitions among learner levels Transitions among learner levels are seamlessare seamless
Closing the Skills GapClosing the Skills Gap
Requires a shift in what is taughtRequires a shift in what is taught
Requires a change in perception of Requires a change in perception of certain careerscertain careers
Provides students and their parents Provides students and their parents with accurate information about career with accurate information about career optionsoptions
Prepares students to be successful in Prepares students to be successful in the workplacethe workplace
The Skills You Will Need:The Skills You Will Need:•Computer literacyComputer literacy
•Higher science, math, & contextual Higher science, math, & contextual reading skillsreading skills
•Team work is criticalTeam work is critical
•Continual learning – lifelong learningContinual learning – lifelong learning
•Problem-solving & Problem-solving & critical thinking skillscritical thinking skills
•Technical reading & Technical reading & writing skillswriting skills
Perspectives of High Perspectives of High School School
Drop OutsDrop Outs
81% would have stayed if there were 81% would have stayed if there were opportunities for real-world learningopportunities for real-world learning
Rec ipe For Career Success
32.7%Academ ics
32.6%S kill
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20.2%C harac terbuilding
14.5%Hands-on
experience
Employment in the 21Employment in the 21stst Century Century
External sources of workersExternal sources of workersWeaker career laddersWeaker career laddersRisk of being laid offRisk of being laid offDecline of tenureDecline of tenureLess payoff for worker loyaltyLess payoff for worker loyaltyDownsizing, outsourcing, & re-organizationDownsizing, outsourcing, & re-organizationFlexibilityFlexibility
Career Clusters & Career Clusters & Programs of StudyPrograms of Study
Put education into a relevant contextPut education into a relevant contextLink what learner acquire in school to the Link what learner acquire in school to the knowledge and skills that are needed in the knowledge and skills that are needed in the workplaceworkplaceMake learning relevantMake learning relevantApplies academic skills taught to a career Applies academic skills taught to a career areaareaHelp students identify and develop their Help students identify and develop their career goalscareer goalsMotivate student learning and make school Motivate student learning and make school relevantrelevant
Career Pathways: Career Pathways: Educating All Educating All Students for Students for
Their Futures!Their Futures!
Foundational Knowledge and Skills for All Students in All Career Clusters/Pathways
Academic Foundation Communication Systems Employability SkillsAcademic Foundation Communication Systems Employability Skills
Legal Responsibilities Safety Practices Ethics Technical SkillsLegal Responsibilities Safety Practices Ethics Technical Skills
Information Technology Applications Health Maintenance PracticesInformation Technology Applications Health Maintenance Practices
PreK-5PreK-5thth Grade Grade
Intro to 16 Intro to 16 Career ClustersCareer Clusters
Classroom SpeakersClassroom Speakers
High School Student High School Student DemosDemos
Reading & Sharing Reading & Sharing about Careersabout Careers
66thth-8-8thth Grade Grade
Explore & Explore & InvestigateInvestigate
Interest InventoriesInterest Inventories
ToursTours
Exploratory ActivitiesExploratory Activities
Career FairsCareer Fairs
88thth Grade Personal Grade Personal Learning Plan for Learning Plan for
All StudentsAll Students
99thth-10-10thth Grade Grade
CTE Foundation CTE Foundation CoursesCourses
All students identify a All students identify a career cluster focus.career cluster focus.
Take as many gen ed Take as many gen ed requirements and requirements and electives as possible, electives as possible, allowing for advanced allowing for advanced academic and career academic and career courses later.courses later.
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All students enroll and complete Advanced Academic and Career Technical Dual Credit Courses in a specific pathway.
Identification of 2 year and 4 year institutions that provided continuing education and training in those pathways.
Students have opportunities for internships and work-based learning experiences.
Complete a senior project to demonstrate skills across curriculum.
1313thth-20-20thth Year Year
Community Community College and/or College and/or
UniversityUniversityStudents will:Students will:
Move seamlessly into Move seamlessly into further education and further education and training with advanced training with advanced standing.standing.
Know more definitely Know more definitely what focus their career what focus their career preparation will be in preparation will be in their postsecondary their postsecondary education and training.education and training.
Continue to improve in Continue to improve in their foundational their foundational knowledge and skills, knowledge and skills, able to compete in the able to compete in the global economy and global economy and market.market.
Be able to transition to a Be able to transition to a number of career number of career pathways as their pathways as their employment needs employment needs change.change.
Be able to access training Be able to access training for life-long learning to for life-long learning to stay competitive in the stay competitive in the global market and current global market and current with technology.with technology.
Assess student preparedness (academic & career).
Assess student preparedness (academic & career).
Identify & meet student needs.
Identify & meet student needs.
Student Advising for RegistrationStudent Advising for Registration
Include information regarding career Include information regarding career clusters throughout the school clusters throughout the school materialsmaterials
Incorporate Program of Study charts in Incorporate Program of Study charts in the school’s registration book the school’s registration book
Provide parents and students an Provide parents and students an explanation of career clustersexplanation of career clusters
Possible Goals for FramingPossible Goals for FramingK-5K-5thth Grade Grade
Awareness: Provide students K-5 Awareness: Provide students K-5 opportunities to increase their career opportunities to increase their career awareness and prepare them to link to awareness and prepare them to link to the middle school career exploration the middle school career exploration programs.programs.
Exploration: Enable students in grades 6-8 to have Exploration: Enable students in grades 6-8 to have opportunities to access their career interest, review their opportunities to access their career interest, review their highest career cluster interest, and explore career options.highest career cluster interest, and explore career options.
Grades 6-8 should have opportunities to view careers Grades 6-8 should have opportunities to view careers through tours, special speakers from different career through tours, special speakers from different career areas, and research/presentation opportunities to areas, and research/presentation opportunities to investigate careers of interest.investigate careers of interest.
Students at grade 8 will have a personal learning plan Students at grade 8 will have a personal learning plan outlining their plan for 9-12.outlining their plan for 9-12.
FlexibleFlexible Supports transition from middle school to high school to Supports transition from middle school to high school to
postsecondary and/or careerpostsecondary and/or career Common language used by counselors, teachers, and Common language used by counselors, teachers, and
administratorsadministrators
Possible Goals for FramingPossible Goals for Framing66thth – 8 – 8thth Grade Grade
Orientation: Students in grades 9-10 have Orientation: Students in grades 9-10 have opportunities to take foundational CTE opportunities to take foundational CTE courses that support each cluster areacourses that support each cluster area
Preparation: Students in grades 11-12 have Preparation: Students in grades 11-12 have opportunities to take:opportunities to take: Specialized CTE courses Specialized CTE courses Advanced academic course work Advanced academic course work Work-based learning opportunitiesWork-based learning opportunities
Goals for FramingGoals for Framing99thth – 10 – 10thth Grade Grade
Result of Integrating Career Clusters Result of Integrating Career Clusters into Programs and Handbooksinto Programs and Handbooks
Increased graduation rateIncreased graduation rate
Seamless transition from secondary to Seamless transition from secondary to postsecondary education/training and career postsecondary education/training and career experiencesexperiences
Provide greater preparedness for competing in a Provide greater preparedness for competing in a global economyglobal economy
Marketing clusters to community, parents, schools Marketing clusters to community, parents, schools board through awareness and benefitsboard through awareness and benefits
Successful TransitionSuccessful Transition
100 students begin high school at 9100 students begin high school at 9thth grade grade
68 of these students graduate from high 68 of these students graduate from high schoolschool
40 of these students start college40 of these students start college
27 leave after sophomore year27 leave after sophomore year
18 graduate18 graduate
31 % leave with 0 credits earned31 % leave with 0 credits earnedEducation Weekly, March 2005Education Weekly, March 2005
Strengthening TransitionsStrengthening TransitionsEssential CharacteristicsEssential Characteristics
Secondary LevelSecondary LevelMeet state academic standards and graduation Meet state academic standards and graduation requirementsrequirementsProvide additional preparation to ensure college Provide additional preparation to ensure college readinessreadinessMeet postsecondary entry or placement Meet postsecondary entry or placement requirementsrequirementsProvide academic & career-related knowledge Provide academic & career-related knowledge and skills in chosen career clusterand skills in chosen career clusterProvide a foundation for seamless transition to Provide a foundation for seamless transition to college and employmentcollege and employment
“Strengthening Transitions by Katherine Hughes and Melinda Mechur Karp
Postsecondary LevelPostsecondary LevelProvide opportunities for dual credit, concurrent Provide opportunities for dual credit, concurrent enrollment and articulationenrollment and articulationContinue to expand the alignment and Continue to expand the alignment and articulation from 2 and 4 year institutionsarticulation from 2 and 4 year institutionsBase education & training on industry-Base education & training on industry-recognized skills and knowledgerecognized skills and knowledgeInfluenced by employment, business & Influenced by employment, business & entrepreneurial opportunities with multiple exit entrepreneurial opportunities with multiple exit pointspoints
Strengthening TransitionsStrengthening TransitionsEssential CharacteristicsEssential Characteristics
“Strengthening Transitions by Katherine Hughes and Melinda Mechur Karp
Career ClustersCareer Clusters
Small LearningSmall LearningCommunitiesCommunities
Common GoalsCommon Goals
Career Career DevelopmentDevelopment
LinksLinksSchool/Business School/Business
PartnershipsPartnerships
CareerCareer PathwaysPathways
All StudentsAll StudentsEngagedEngaged
All StudentsAll StudentsAchieveAchieve
All Students All Students SuccessfullySuccessfully
TransitionTransition
No longer are students No longer are students just meeting graduation just meeting graduation
requirements…..requirements…..
They are preparing They are preparing
for their future!for their future!
Mona Yanacheak, Education Consultant
Northwest AEA