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Page 1: The Education Plan A common understanding of plans

The Education Plan

A common understanding of plans

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Why an Education Plan?

• Students make better choices• Personal• Academic• Career

• Students learn life skills• Career self management• Planning• Goal setting

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Nature of Education Plans• Puts student in “driver’s seat”• Unique to the individual• Answers the questions -

• Who am I?• Where am I going?• What do I need to do to get there?• What are my next steps?• Where am I now? (Link between plan and

record of achievement)• Is cyclic, developmental, process driven,

interconnected with all school experiences

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Education Planning Supports CRLS• Personal Management

• Use initiative; take responsibility• Plan, organize, and complete tasks

• Problem Solving• Identify alternatives to solve problems• Select and explain a course of action• Develop a plan to implement the course of

action• Communication

• Express self clearly• Listening attentively• Read and apply instructional materials

• Career Development

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A Framework for Planning

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Framework for Planning (Steps)

Self KnowledgeAction & Reflection

Career-Related Learning & Work

Introduction

Research & Goals

Education Plans

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Framework for Planning (Questions)

Who Am I?Where Am I Now?

What Are My Next Steps?

What Is “My Plan?”

Where Am I Going?

How Will I Get There?

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Framework for Planning (Step 1)

Where Am I Now?

What Are My Next Steps?

Introduction

Where Am I Going?

How Will I Get There?

Who Am I?

Who Am I?

• Describe personal, academic, and career interests

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Framework for Planning (Step 2)

Who Am I?Where Am I

Now?

What Are My Next Steps?

How Will I Get There?

Where Am I Going?

Where Am I Going?

• Describe personal, academic, and career goals (short- and long-term)

What Is “My Plan?”

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Framework for Planning (Step 3)

Who Am I?Where Am I Now?

What Are My Next Steps?

Introduction

Where Am I Going?

How Will I Get There?

How Will I Get There?

• Identify “next steps” requirements following high school completion and steps for successful transition

• Identify and plan courses and other learning experiences which support the student’s interests and goals

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Framework for Planning (Step 4)

Who Am I?Where Am I Now?

Introduction

Where Am I Going?

How Will I Get There?

What Are My Next Steps?

What Are My Next Steps?

• Identify opportunities for meeting:1. CIM academic standards2. Extended application standard3. Career-Related Learning Standards4. Participating in career-related learning

experiences

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Framework for Planning (Step 5)

Who Am I?

What Are My Next Steps?

Where Am I Going?

How Will I Get There?

Where Am I Now?

Where Am I Now?

• Document personal progress and achievement toward CIM, CRLS, etc.

• Record personal accomplishments, experiences, and skills

• Reflect on current status of personal, educational, and career goals

What Is “My Plan?”

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Developmental Career Planning• Getting Started

• 7th – 8th • 9th

• Looking Deeper• 9th – 10th • 10th – 11th

• Planning for Next Steps• 11th – 12th • 12th

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My Plan Reflection Elements(From Self-Knowledge)

• My strengths, talents, interests, and preferences…• What I learned from the career assessments I used…• Careers that might use my talents, strengths, and interests are…

(From Research & Goals)

• My personal goals…• My career goals…

(From Education Plans)

• Preparation requirements for my goals…• High school courses I should consider…• My education plans after high school…

(From Career-Related Learning & Work)

• Activities that support my goals…• My plans for career-related learning and work… • What I learned about me and my goals from these experiences…

(From Action & Reflections)

• Reflections about my learning and achievements so far…• My action plan for this year…• My support network…

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“My Plan”CIS for Internet “My Career Planning Portfolio”

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CIS for Internet New Menu

CIS for Internet Main Menu

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My Career Planning Portfolio Menu

My Career Planning Portfolio Options

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My Favorites

My Career Planning Portfolio “My CIS Favorites”

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My Plan Menu

My Career Planning Portfolio “My Plan”

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My Plan Self-Knowledge Overview

“My Plan” Self-Knowledge Section

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My Plan Self-Knowledge Activities“My Plan” Self-Knowledge Section

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My Plan Self-Knowledge Data-Entry“My Plan” Self-Knowledge Section

Student records his/her reflections here.

Student records his/her reflections here.

Student records his/her reflections here.