WorksheetsCareer Prep Lessons 1-16
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Works with students with various learning, mental, physical, and emotional disabilities and helps general education teachers adapt lessons
special education teacher
speech language pathologist
early childhood teacher
school counselor
teaches and cares for children younger than age five who have not yet started kindergarten
special education teacher
speech language pathologist
early childhood teacher
school counselor
Ensures that students, who may be having issues with their classes or teachers or have problems socially, with family or friends, have a health problem, or need any other type of assistance can get the services and help they need
special education teacher
speech language pathologist
early childhood teacher
school counselor
Diagnoses, treats, and works to prevent communication and swallowing disorders in their patients
special education teacher
speech language pathologist
school psychologist
school counselor
Helps all students achieve success academically, emotionally, and socially; often has a master's degree or a doctorate
special education teacher
early childhood teacher
school counselor
school psychologist
Which position in a school is responsible for managing day-to-day operations, overseeing curricula, and managing teachers and staff?
secondary teacher
teacher assistant
school principal
special education teacher
What level of education is typically required for college and university professors?
high school diploma
doctoral degree
master's degree
associate's degree
Which of the following is true about white-collar workers?
They are typically paid a salary rather than an hourly wage.
They typically don't require any education beyond high school.
There are very few of them in the American workforce.
They usually have to do a lot of manual labor.
What is post-secondary education?
any education beyond high school
any education beyond middle school
any education that lasts a short time
any education that involves hands-on activities
Secondary teachers generally teach what grades?
college
1st through 6th
9th through 12th
kindergarten
All of the following are categories of blue-collar workers, except?
craftsmen
operators
technicians
general laborers
All of the following are common qualifications for becoming a speech pathologist, except?
certificate from the National School Psychology Certification System
state license
Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
master's or doctoral degree in speech and language pathology
Which teachers are specifically licensed to work with students with various learning, mental, physical, and emotional disabilities?
secondary teachers
college professors
early childhood teachers
special education teachers
Which of the following is a typical job duty for an early childhood teacher?
develop daily schedules and routines to ensure children have enough activity, rest, and playtime
maintain organized records of student progress and attendance
teach children basic skills such as recognizing shapes and colors
all of the options
Which of the following is true about teacher assistants?
They typically require at least a high school diploma.
They typically require at least a bachelor's degree.
They typically require at least a master's degree.
They typically require at least an associate's degree.
What is an apprenticeship?
learning from someone who is already skilled in a particular job
a job that is physically demanding with little pay
running a business and performing manual labor
reducing human intervention to a minimum by using machines or computers
Which of these is NOT a job duty for secondary teachers?
planning daily lessons
communicating with parents and guardians of students
grading assignments and exams
being friends with students
Which of the following is NOT a standard job duty for college professors?
advise students
teach courses
coach a sport
publish research articles
Which of these is NOT a requirement to become an elementary teacher?
participation in a college sport
a minimum of a bachelor's degree from an accredited college
passing scores on teacher certification exams
completion of a teacher preparation program including field experiences
What is the minimum educational requirement for elementary teachers?
an associate's degree in any field
an associate's degree in elementary education
a high school diploma
a bachelor's degree in elementary education
What is a mentor?
a friend
a person who helps to guide you in work, school, or another area of your life
your boss at work
a person who sabotages you in work, school, or another area of your life
What is the name for jobs in technical, managerial, or administrative professions?
pink-collar jobs
trade jobs
white-collar jobs
blue-collar jobs
Asking yourself questions such as, "What is the purpose of this goal?" and "How will this goal help me achieve my final result?" is key to which S.M.A.R.T. goal value?
measurable
attainable
timely
specific
relevant
Which of the following is a step to consider when creating a personal action plan?
gather information
set a goal
create a support network
all of the options
Which of the following is NOT a requirement to become a special education teacher?
satisfactory background check
doctoral degree
passing scores on teaching certifications
bachelor's degree
What is aptitude?
distance from a goal
serious career exploration
inherent or acquired talent
competence due to training or other qualifications
What is the name for jobs with a lot of physical labor that typically involve working in factories?
trade jobs
blue-collar jobs
pink-collar jobs
white-collar jobs
A mentor is responsible for which of the following?
offering advice
introducing you to opportunities and key individuals
sharing their experiences with you to help you learn
all of the choices
Which of the following should you NOT do when deciding on a career?
Ask yourself, "What education or training will I need for my dream career?"
Focus on your limitations.
Ask yourself, "What is my dream career?"
Create a personal action plan.
Which of the following should you consider when deciding which career to pursue?
life goals
interests
skills and abilities
all of the choices
Asking yourself questions like, "How much? How many? How will I know when the goal has been accomplished?" is key to which S.M.A.R.T. goal?
specific
measurable
attainble
relevant
timely
