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Career Research Project- Paper
Career Research Project- Paper
The Career Research Project requires a career to be researched based on career interest, Myers-Briggs Assessment, etc. Must contain citations and references based on MLA format. 1. What is the earning potential of your career? 2. How much education is needed to become a _________? 3. What is the happiness or stress factor of your career? 4. Are their hazards involved in performing a job in your career field? 5. How did you become interested in this career?
Rubric Code:
G2WWC96
By
Kingjm25
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Career Paper or PowerPoint
Strong
(N/A)
Meets Standard
(N/A)
Emerging
(N/A)
Beginning
(N/A)
Incomplete
0 pts
What Do I Know?
Strong
Detailed description of what you know about your career and why you want to research this career. Include 5 questions that you want to know about your career.
Preliminary Outline is complete.
Meets Standard
Description of what you know about your career and why you want to research this career. Includes 4 questions that you want to know about your career.
Preliminary Outline is 75% complete.
Emerging
Description of what you know about your career and why you want to research this career. Includes 2-3 questions that you want to know about your career.
Preliminary Outline is 50% complete.
Beginning
Description of what you know about your career and why you want to research this career. Includes 1 question that you want to know about your career.
Preliminary Outline may not be complete.
Incomplete
Not complete
My Research
Strong
Your outline includes a detailed description of the 7 required research elements:
Job outlook and growth rate for the occupation, Salary/Wages (Monthly income, biweekly, and weekly), Job Skills required, Education, Main duties/Job Description, Additional training required.
Meets Standard
Your outline includes a detailed description of 5-6 required research elements:
Job outlook and growth rate for the occupation, Salary/Wages (Monthly income, biweekly, and weekly), Job Skills required, Education, Main duties/Job Description, Additional training required.
Emerging
Your outline includes a detailed description of 3-4 required research elements:
Job outlook and growth rate for the occupation, Salary/Wages (Monthly income, biweekly, and weekly), Job Skills required, Education, Main duties/Job Description, Additional training required.
Beginning
Your outline includes a detailed description of 1-2 required research elements:
Job outlook and growth rate for the occupation, Salary/Wages (Monthly income, biweekly, and weekly), Job Skills required, Education, Main duties/Job Description, Additional training required.
Incomplete
Your outline lacks any of the 7 detailed descriptions below:
Job outlook and growth rate for the occupation, Salary/Wages (Monthly income, biweekly, and weekly), Job Skills required, Education, Main duties/Job Description, Additional training required.
Job Outlook / Expected Growth?
Strong
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Meets Standard
There are ample explanations of the research noted in bulleted form..
Emerging
There are some explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Beginning
There are little explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Incomplete
There are no explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Salary/Wages
Strong
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Meets Standard
There are ample explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Emerging
There are some explanations of the research noted in bulleted form
Beginning
There are little explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Incomplete
There are no explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Job Skills
Strong
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Meets Standard
There are ample explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Emerging
There are some explanations of the research noted in bulleted form
Beginning
There are little explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Incomplete
There are no explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Education Required
Strong
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Meets Standard
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Emerging
There are some explanations of the research noted in bulleted form
Beginning
There are little explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Incomplete
There are no explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Main duties/Job Description
Strong
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Meets Standard
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Emerging
There are some explanations of the research noted in bulleted form
Beginning
There are little explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Incomplete
There are no explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Additional Training/Institutions?
Strong
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Meets Standard
There are detailed explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Emerging
There are some explanations of the research noted in bulleted form
Beginning
There are little explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Incomplete
There are no explanations of the research noted in bulleted form.
Reflection
Strong
Student provided a thought provoking reflection about their career research.
Meets Standard
Student provided a thoughtful reflection to the work about their career research.
Emerging
Student provided a small amount of reflection about the career research.
Beginning
Student needs support with the development of a career reflection statement.
Incomplete
Student did not attempt to development a career reflection statement.
Spelling and Grammar
Strong
Excellent use of proper conventions of standard written English.
Includes work cited with a variety of appropriate resources.
Meets Standard
Appropriate use of proper conventions of standard written English.
Includes work cited with a variety of appropriate resources.
Emerging
Appropriate use of proper conventions of standard written English/minor errors.
Includes partial citations.
Beginning
Contains numerous errors in grammar, usage, and mechanics that interfere with meaning. May not include a works cited page.
Incomplete
Improper use of conventions of standard written English/several errors.
Missing citations.
Keywords:
career, research, English, vocational
Subjects:
English
Vocational
Types:
Assignment
Writing
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