WorksheetsQuiz on Program Overview and Learning
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is one of the components of the Introduction and Program Overview?
Developing Skills
Youth Leadership Certificate
Workplace Mentoring
Related Classroom Instruction
Which of the following is part of the School-Based Learning Overview?
Program Design
Selection of Students
Occupational Certificates
Workplace Mentoring
What is included in the Work-Based Learning Overview?
School Policies for Students in Work-Based Learning
Training Plan
Local Program Eligibility
Employability Skills Certificate
Which certificate is part of the State-Certified Cooperative Education Options?
Youth Leadership Certificate
Program Assessment
Selection of Students
Overcoming Barriers to Program Implementation
What are the three components necessary to effectively implement a certified co-op?
School-based learning, Work-based learning, Connecting activities
Academic learning, Technical training, Community service
Classroom instruction, Online courses, Field trips
Career counseling, Job shadowing, Internships
Which of the following is a part of school-based learning in a certified co-op?
Employability skills development
Career development through the district Academic and Career Planning (ACP) process
Workplace mentoring
Matching students with employers/mentors
What is included in work-based learning as per the certified co-op program?
Evaluation systems
Professional staff development
Technical competency
Secondary/postsecondary partnerships
Which activity is part of connecting activities in a certified co-op?
Identification of a career major
Instruction in all aspects of an industry
Community and employer relations
Integration of academics with career and technical education (CTE)
What is the primary purpose of Wisconsin's certified co-ops?
To provide entertainment for students
To assist students in transitioning from school to a career
To offer free education
To replace traditional schooling
What do industry-based skill standards focus on?
Entertainment skills
Entry-level employment and career opportunities
Advanced scientific research
Artistic skills
Who participates in the development of industry-based skill standards?
Only students
Only teachers
Educators and industry representatives
Government officials
What role do workplace mentors play in certified co-op programs?
They provide entertainment
They assess performance and provide evidence of skills
They replace teachers
They manage finances
What does a proficiency level of 3 indicate in the student portfolio checklist?
Unable to perform tasks
Needs additional training
Able to perform entry-level skills independently
Has not been assessed
What determines if a student has gained sufficient proficiency to earn a state certificate?
Completing a certain number of work hours
Achieving a proficiency rating of 2 or 3 on at least 90 percent of the competencies in each area
Passing a written exam
Receiving a recommendation from a teacher
What is essential for both certified co-op delivery and the identification and assessment of industry-based skill standards?
Student participation
Business and industry involvement
Teacher recommendations
Parental approval
Who issues the state-endorsed certificate for completing the certified co-op certification?
The local school district
The State Superintendent of Public Instruction
The workplace mentor
The teacher-coordinator
What does the student's experience in Wisconsin’s certified co-op program include?
Only classroom instruction
Only workplace learning
Both classroom instruction and workplace learning
Online courses
Who measures the competencies on the student portfolio checklist?
The student
The workplace mentor and teacher-coordinator
The parents
The school principal
Who issues the certificate earned by the student in Wisconsin's certified co-op program?
The local school district
The State of Wisconsin
The workplace mentor
The teacher-coordinator
What is the minimum number of hours required for paid work experience under the certified co-op program?
200 hours
360 hours
480 hours
600 hours
What must a school district do to implement Wisconsin’s certified co-op?
Register online and sign off on program assurances
Hire additional teachers
Provide free transportation
Offer scholarships to students
What is an exception to the minimum hours requirement for paid work experience in the certified co-op program?
Youth Leadership Certificate
Academic Excellence Certificate
Community Service Certificate
Sports Achievement Certificate
What must high schools do to participate in a certified co-op?
Provide free meals to students
Approve program assurances in the DPI CTE Skills Registration software
Offer online classes
Hire only part-time teachers
What is the minimum number of hours a student must work per week in the cooperative education program?
10 hours
15 hours
20 hours
25 hours
How many hours of continuous employment are required to introduce the student to all aspects of the business or industry?
240 hours
360 hours
480 hours
600 hours
Who is responsible for coordinating the learning activities of the workplace with the workplace mentor?
The student
The employer
The approved teacher-coordinator
The parent/guardian
What must a teacher-coordinator be in order to manage the cooperative education program?
DPI-certified
CPR-certified
OSHA-certified
First-aid certified
What is one of the responsibilities of the student in the certified co-op program?
To manage the business operations
To provide supervision to other students
To cooperate with the workplace mentor and teacher-coordinator
To develop new work sites
What is one of the responsibilities of the student in the cooperative education program?
Provides transportation for themselves
Shows honesty, punctuality, and a willingness to learn
Serves on the local advisory committee
Provides a workplace mentor
What is a responsibility of the cooperating employer in the cooperative education program?
Provides time to meet with the teacher-coordinator
Observes and assesses the student in school
Provides activities that contribute to the student portfolio checklist
Educates themselves on the training plan
What role does the parent or guardian play in the cooperative education program?
Provides employment for the student
Adheres to federal and state regulations
Provides transportation for the student
Observes and assesses the student in school
What is one of the responsibilities of the teacher-coordinator?
Provides employment for the student
Makes every attempt to resolve problems
Provides a workplace mentor
Keeps all business information confidential
What are the two specific issues that may require exploring alternative models for certified co-ops?
A) Teacher certification/licensure and high student enrollment
B) Teacher certification/licensure and low student enrollment
C) Low student enrollment and high student interest
D) High student interest and teacher availability
What is required for a teacher-coordinator to hold a DPI vocational teaching license?
A) Only theoretical knowledge
B) Only practical experience
C) Related work experience hours and two specific courses
D) A degree in education
Which certified co-op program requires a vocational teaching license number of 213?
A) Business
B) Childcare
C) Food Service
D) IT
What is one alternative strategy mentioned for overcoming barriers to program implementation?
A) Increase student enrollment
B) Develop a teaching team among multiple high schools
C) Reduce the number of courses required
D) Hire more teachers
