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Career Research Project - Paper or PowerPoint

The Career Research Project requires a career to be researched based on career interest. Must contain 5 bullet points per slide. Must contain citations and references based on MLA format. Last slide must be the works cited slide. 1. What is the earning potential of your career? 2. How much education is needed for your career? 3. What is the happiness/stress factor of your career? 4. What are the hazards of your career? 5. What interested you about this career?

Rubric Code: XX4C393

By mgushea

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

Career Paper or PowerPoint
	Strong 4 pts	Meets Standard 3 pts	Emerging 2 pts	Beginning 1 pts	Incomplete 0 pts
Job Description	Strong Detailed description of what you know about your career - description provides a clear picture of what the job entails	Meets Standard Detailed description of what you know about your career - description provides the basic information about what the job entails	Emerging Short description of what you know about your career - description provides a little information about what the job entails	Beginning Description is lacking, does not tell me much about what the job would entail	Incomplete Not complete
Research & Details	Strong There is a detailed description of all (7) required research elements: Job Description; Duties Performed; Certification/Training Requirements & Education (include a summary of a training program); Job Benefits (include hours, earnings, working conditions, insurance); Social Factors – How do Ethics impact the job; Employment Outlook; 3 examples of actual people in the position	Meets Standard There is a description of 5 - 6 required research elements or of all seven but not enough information for all of them.	Emerging There is a description of all 3-4 required research elements and or not enough info in some of the 7.	Beginning There is a description of 1-2 required research elements.	Incomplete Not complete
Sources & Citations	Strong 5-7 sources were used and were cited completely and accurately. Includes, geographically, where your statistics are from	Meets Standard 3-5 sources were used and were cited completely and accurately. Includes, geographically, where your statistics are from	Emerging 3-5 sources were used and citations are not complete and/or accurate. Does not include, geographically, where your statistics are from	Beginning 1-3 sources were used and were cited completely and accurately. Does not include, geographically, where your statistics are from	Incomplete Not complete
Spelling and Grammar	Strong Demonstrates knowledge of standard written English but may have occasional 1-3 flaws.	Meets Standard Demonstrates knowledge of standard written English but may have occasional 3-5 flaws.	Emerging Contains occasional major errors or frequent minor errors in grammar, usage, and mechanics.	Beginning Contains numerous errors in grammar, usage, and mechanics that interfere with meaning. It is clear that the information was not proofread for errors	Incomplete Not complete
Examples of Professionals	Strong Includes 3 or more detailed examples of professionals, including their work, images, and short bios	Meets Standard Includes 3 or more examples of professionals, lacks details about their work, images, and short bios	Emerging Includes 1-2 detailed examples of professionals, including their work, images, and short bios	Beginning Includes 1-2 examples of professionals, lacks details about their work, images, and short bios	Incomplete

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career, research, English, vocational

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