Career Management-2.01 & 2.02

Four-year colleges and universities usually accept transfer credits from:

• apprenticeships.

• community and technical colleges.

• internships

• military workshops/seminars

For a student entering the medical field, which Career Technical Education

course would be most helpful in high school?

• Welding

• Allied Health Sciences

• Culinary Arts

• Construction Technology

If a high school student plans to run a horticultural supply store, which

subject would be most helpful?

• Calculus

• Computer Engineering

• Entrepreneurship

• Culinary Arts

Every postsecondary educational institution requires:

• a portfolio.

• an essay.

• letters of recommendation.

• an application for admission.

When considering a student for admissions, what do most colleges look at?

• How many siblings the student has

• Grades that the student earned

• How many teachers wrote recommendations

• If the student traveled abroad

When taking notes, a student should:

• avoid abbreviating.

• copy the entire paragraph from the book.

• write the notes in his/her own words.

• write in complete sentences.

Anna has a part-time job after school. She wants to play soccer and

needs to determine how to do both. Which thinking skill is she applying?

• Creativity

• Decision-making

• Problem-solving

• Reasoning

Knowing that there is a test on Friday, a student switching work

schedules so he/she does not have to work until 11pm on Thursday will

apply which test preparation strategy?

• Plan to study in chunks of time so you do not have to cram.

• Get a good night's sleep.

• Eat a healthy breakfast.

• Study using your personal learning style.

The workplace of today must be dedicated to:

• excellence in skills and personal qualities.

• maintaining workers at the present level.

• continuing to work as usual.

• using management control of workers.

To clarify any misunderstandings when listening to a speaker, a student

would use which listening strategy?

• Stop talking

• Make eye contact with the presenter

• Ask detailed questions

• Repeat messages to clarify understanding