Accom. Career Management Unit 1 Test

A ____________________________________ (CTSO) is an intra-curricular, organized group established for students in CTE courses to further their knowledge and skills by participating in real world activities, events, and competitions.

• Career and Technical Student Organization
• Career and Teachable Student Organization

Examples of a CTSO include:

• HOSA, FCS, Student Council, FFA & FBLA
• HOSA, FBLA, FFA, DECA & TSA

A grouping of occupations in industry sectors based on recognized commonalities. There are 16 nationally recognized career clusters which contain multiple career pathways.

• Career Cluster
• Career Path

How many career clusters are there?

• 24
• 16
• 47

Multi-year program of academic and technical study that prepares students for a full range of post-secondary options within each career cluster. Career pathways provide a context for exploring career options at all levels of education. _________________________ link student learning to the knowledge and skills needed for future education and employment.

• Pathway for Careers
• Career Pathway

Career and Technical Education:

• CTE provides students with the academic and technical skills, knowledge, and training necessary to succeed in future careers and become lifelong learners.
• CTE provides students with only technical skills and training necessary to succeed in future careers and become lifelong learners.

Ross - Business, IT, Career Development Ward - Business, IT Cox - Carpentry Cartrette - Nursing Gray - Health Science & BioMed McCall - Automotive Fowler - Agriculture, Food, Natural Resources Housand - Culinary What is the above list?

• WHS CTE Department
• not sure

The NCDPI oversees the public school system in the U.S. state of North Carolina.

• North Carolina Department of Public Institutions
• North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

Information about a person’s performance of a task that is used as a basis for improvement.

• Judgement
• Feedback

An assertion about the feelings, beliefs, values, etc. of the person speaking; generally expressed as a sentence beginning with the word “I,” and is contrasted with a “you-message” that focuses on the person spoken to.

• I-message
• They-message