WorksheetsWyoming CTE Standards
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is Standard 1: Career Development and Readiness in the Wyoming CTE Standards? Fill in the blank: Students demonstrate _________?
career planning and employability skills
technical writing skills
advanced mathematics skills
scientific research skills
What is Standard 2: Communication and Collaboration in the Wyoming CTE Standards? Fill in the blank: Students develop the skills necessary to effectively ________, ________, and ________.
lead, collaborate, and communicate
read, write, and calculate
observe, analyze, and report
plan, organize, and supervise
What is Standard 3: Critical Thinking and Problem Solving in the Wyoming CTE Standards? Fill in the blank: Students use critical thinking skills to plan and conduct research, manage projects, solve problems, and make informed decisions using appropriate ________, ________, and ________.
technology, tools, and resources
books, pencils, and paper
opinions, guesses, and feelings
friends, family, and teachers
What is Standard 4: Technical Literacy in the Wyoming CTE Standards? Fill in the blank: Students effectively read, evaluate, write, and communicate ________ information.
technical
historical
personal
creative
What is Standard 5: Technical Proficiency and Productivity in the Wyoming CTE Standards? Fill in the blank: Students safely, ethically, and productively use existing and new ________ and ________.
technologies and systems
tools and machines
methods and procedures
devices and equipment
What does CTE stand for?
Careers That Educate
Career Technical Education
Computer Technology Education
Career Technical Engineering
Standard 1 is Career Development and Readiness. What does this mean?
Students demonstrate career planning and employability skills
Students can read technical information
Students have a college degree
Students have a job
Standard 2 is Communication and Collaboration. What are the skills you need?
You listen to the teacher and your peers
You ask questions for clarification
You participate in group work and provide ideas
You are able to lead a group discussion
All options are correct
Standard 3 is Critical Thinking and Problem Solving. What does this mean?
You can research to find answers,
You can look up information to learn about something new
You can think about a problem and come up with a solution
Being able to conduct research, solve problems, and make informed decisions
All of the answers are correct
In which standard do students read, evaluate, write, and communicate technical information?
Standard 1- Career Development and Readiness
Standard 2- Communication and Collaboration
Standard 3- Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Standard 4- Technical Literacy
What does it mean to be proficient at something?
To be good at doing it
To be able to build it
To be able to provide answers to questions
To solve problems
What is productivity?
Making things
Being on task and getting things done in a timely manner
Being Good at something
Being smart at solving problems
If you are struggling to figure out a problem or don't know how to do something, what should you do?
Ask someone to do it for you or give you the answer
Use your resources such as the Internet, a friend, the teacher
Do nothing because it is too hard
Copy off someone else
Being able to get a project done on time and done correctly is under which standard?
Communication and Collaboration
Technical Literacy
Technical proficiency and Productivity
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Which standard focuses on students' ability to read, write, and communicate technical information effectively?
Standard 1: Career Development and Readiness
Standard 2: Communication and Collaboration
Standard 4: Technical Literacy
Standard 5: Technical Proficiency and Productivity
What is an example of using resources to solve a problem?
Searching online for solutions
Ignoring the problem
Giving up immediately
Waiting for someone else to fix it
Which skill is most important for effective collaboration in a group project?
Working alone
Listening to others' ideas
Doing all the work yourself
Not participating
