Career Pathway

A career pathway is:

• a specific route through which individuals can achieve their career goals.

• a random selection of jobs without any specific goal.

• a method to switch careers frequently.

• a way to avoid professional development.

Which of the following is included in a career pathway?

• A) Education

• B) Skills

• C) Work experience

• D) All of the above.

Career pathways help you by:

• providing a clear direction for career growth

• offering no benefits

• making career choices more confusing

• limiting career opportunities

What is one purpose of referencing sources in your writing?

An in-text citation should include:

• Author's last name and page number

• Title of the work and page number

• Author's first name and publication year

• Title of the work and publication year

Choosing credible sources is important because:

• it ensures the information is accurate and reliable.

• it makes the content more entertaining.

• it saves time in research.

• it allows for more creative writing.

Explain how to introduce a source using the phrase 'According to [Author/Organization]...'.

• Use it at the beginning of a sentence to attribute information.

• Use it at the end of a sentence to summarize information.

• Use it in the middle of a sentence to provide additional details.

• Use it as a standalone sentence to emphasize importance.

How can you quote directly from a source using the phrase 'As [Author] says, 'Quote here'...'?

• By paraphrasing the author's words.

• By using the exact words of the author within quotation marks.

• By summarizing the author's main points.

• By interpreting the author's meaning in your own words.

The importance of using the phrase 'This is important because...' when explaining a source is:

• It helps to clarify the significance of the information.

• It makes the explanation longer.

• It confuses the reader.

• It is a mandatory phrase in academic writing.

Fill in the blank: 'Overall, this shows how...' is used to ______ the importance of a source.

• emphasize

• ignore

• undermine

• overlook