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Career Assessment: Finding a Career That Fits
This video briefly explores interests, skills and values as key components in making career choices. The program emphasizes that self-assessment, career assessment and career exploration are critical steps toward making appropriate career choices. The program identifies websites to use for career assessment tests.
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Careers in Art
This program introduces professionals who have chosen careers in the visual arts and related fields. They briefly describe their careers and share insights that would interest viewers who are considering careers in the field. The careers covered include architect, art educator, fashion designer, framer, gallery owner, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, metal sculptor, painter, photographer, publication designer and urban planner.
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CD/DVD
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$49.99
Record posted/updated:
November 22, 2018
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Making a Difference: The Changing the World Handbook
This book includes valuable messages such as identifying environmental issues and recommending actions to address those concerns. It demonstrates how career activities are not always related to paid work. There are ideas for action plans to assist students to practice green activities. The magazine-style layout and current content is appealing to students. Included are a table of contents, a glossary, a short index and a list of websites.
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R045091
What Type of Person Am I?: Personality and Careers
This video begins with six middle level students fantasizing about their future career possibilities. The narrators discuss how different each person is from the others because of varying personality types. The program explains six personality types based on the Holland Hexagon and offers examples of careers that appeal to these personality types. The six types include creators, thinkers, organizers, helpers, persuaders and doers. The program also discusses second and third personality types (e.g., thinker-creator, doer-organizer-helper).
A teacher's guide is available.
A teacher's guide is available.
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CD/DVD
Price :
$189.00
Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024
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R070499
Guiding Circles. An Aboriginal Guide to Finding Career Paths
This learning resource has been designed to assist First Nations people in making wise career choices. Guiding Circles employs a holistic career development approach that combines traditional First Nations worldview with sound contemporary career development concepts. It uses the circle as the core mechanism to create a level of self-awareness that assists with career directions. The concepts and activities can be adapted for use by any student.
Booklet 1: Understanding Yourself encourages students to tell their life stories, self-reflect positively and connect personal discoveries to the worlds of school and work.
Booklet 1: Understanding Yourself encourages students to tell their life stories, self-reflect positively and connect personal discoveries to the worlds of school and work.
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Blueprint for Life/Work Designs (Revised ed.)
This resource addresses the need for high-quality career development programs for youth by providing specific guidelines that list competencies considered important to develop throughout one's life. The competencies cover the areas of personal management, learning and work exploration and life/work building. Indicators that describe more specific outcomes in terms of knowledge, skills and attitudes are also provided.
In addition to this package, there is Blueprint for Life/Work Designs: The Quick Reference Guide. This information is accessible through a website at www.blueprint4life.ca.
In addition to this package, there is Blueprint for Life/Work Designs: The Quick Reference Guide. This information is accessible through a website at www.blueprint4life.ca.
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Ready for Work. The Middle Years: Building Work-Readiness Skills
The preparation for the world of work that this resource offers middle level students provides a link with the Ready for Work framework that supports secondary level curricula. Built to reflect the competencies outlined in Blueprint for Life/Work Designs, this resource is divided into three major areas: Identifying My Skills, Understanding the World of Work and Knowing Ourselves and Others. Separate lessons for Grades 6-7 students and Grades 8-9 students are included for each area. The lessons are not sequential and all lessons do not need to be taught. Educators should choose the lessons that best meet the needs of their students.
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Document
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Free
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Record posted/updated:
January 30, 2019
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Stress
This book from the Coping in a Changing World Series begins by defining stress and discussing its physical symptoms and related diseases. It then addresses the major teen stressors, ways to avoid negative coping mechanisms, methods of taking control and support mechanisms. The book includes a table of contents, a glossary, a list of support organizations (two Canadian), a short bibliography and an index.
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Book
Price :
$35.60 US
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Record posted/updated:
November 22, 2018
R070497
Careers for Life. Student Text: My Career Pathways
This comprehensive resource has been tailored specifically to our province's career education curricula for Grades 6 to 9. The student resource offers Saskatchewan content and photographs, plus profiles of current or former residents. The unit titles are reflective of the pertinent questions that this material challenges students to consider: Why Am I Doing This? Who Am I? What is Out There for Me? How Do I Get Where I Want to Go? How Far Have I Come? and What Can I Expect from Here?
The book includes a table of contents, a glossary and an index.
The book includes a table of contents, a glossary and an index.
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Careers for Life. Teacher's Resource: My Career Pathways
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Level Up
This graphic novel portrays a First Nations teenager who is thinking about dropping out of school. Terry visits his cousin who helps him to understand the relevancy of what he is learning in school by demonstrating how he uses science, math, English language arts and arts education to be successful at playing video games. Consequently, Terry decides to remain in school.
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Book
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Free
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Record posted/updated:
January 30, 2019
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Smart Options. Student's Resource Book
Coded to the Blueprint competencies, Smart Options introduces Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences and applies the theory to life and career exploration. The student's resource book offers young people an opportunity to understand their personal multiple intelligences and to use that knowledge to explore various career options. The book includes a table of contents.
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Smart Options. Facilitator's Guide
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Smart Options. Poster
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Book
Price :
$3.00
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Record posted/updated:
November 22, 2018
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The Real Game-Saskatchewan
Developed and piloted by Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Division and Saskatchewan Rivers School Division in collaboration with the National Life/Work Centre and Junior Achievement Saskatchewan, this is the Saskatchewan version of the well-known role-playing game from The Real Game Series. This resource offers students the opportunity to explore career and life management skills while preparing them to take advantage of career opportunities that are available in our province.
All provincially funded schools with Grade 7 and 8 students enrolled were provided with access to a two-year site licence for The Real Game-Saskatchewan.
All provincially funded schools with Grade 7 and 8 students enrolled were provided with access to a two-year site licence for The Real Game-Saskatchewan.
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Record posted/updated:
July 8, 2024