Expectations
and Grading Method
Portfolio/ Binder and its consideration in grading
Class
Routines
Safety and Ergonomics including following the Room Management
Plans for
Room 187-188 and 197-198
- Safety
of self
- Safety
of workmates
-
Safety with equipment
-
MSDS Sheets
- Maintenance
-
Employee's Right to Know
- OSHA
Laws
-
Child Labor Laws
Job
Skills and Work Ethic
- Importance
of Timeliness
-
Importance of Attention to Detail
-
Importance of Appropriate Behavior
-
Importance of Adherence to Task
-
Importance of Completing Assignments
-
Importance of Teamwork Responsibility, Ethics and Morality
Organizational
Skills / Portfolio Maintenance
- 3-Ring
Binder Requirements
-
Dividers for Self-Reflection/Review
Introduction
to Business Development
- Creative
Ideas, Innovation, Invention
- Creating a Business Plan
- Branding
- Nuts
and Bolts of Project Costs and Expenses
- Equipment
Requirements
- Insurance
- Legal
Requirements
21st
Century Tools
Business
Meetings and Procedures
- How
to Lead a Meeting
- Member
Roles Changed on Rotating Basis
- Meeting
Every Monday Morning for Planning "Where are we?…Where are we
going to be on Friday, End of Month, End of Quarter?, etc."
-
Meeting Every Friday for Assessment "How'd we do this week ?…
month? … Quarter?…. etc.
- Responsibilities
of Each Member
- Chairman
(President)
- Vice-Chairman
(Vice-President)
- Clerk
(Secretary)
- Treasurer
- Robert's
Rules of Order
The
Business Plan
- Business
Writing
- Writing the Plan
- Research
the Competition
-
Determine Market Potential
- Self-Assessment,
Strengths and Weaknesses
- Assembling
a Team
- CEO,
COO, Treasurer, Clerk, Staff
- Marketing
team (plan image/stationery/strategy/research/contacts)
- Presentation
Skills
- PowerPoint
-
Speaking Skills
- Posture
- Pace
- Clarity
of Handouts
-
Clarity of Slides
- What
to do when a problem arises
Venture
Capital
- Understanding
the Role of Venture Capital
- Understanding
ROI
- Legal
Aspects of Entrepreneurship
Working
in a Team Setting
- Assessment
of Skills and Responsibilities
- Artistic
/ Creative
- Leadership
- Mechanical
(HTML and Hardware)
- Mediator
- Organizer
- Marketing
team (plan image/stationery/strategy/research/contacts)
Legal
Responsibilities and Requirements
-
Truth in Advertising
-
Media and Representation
- Search
the Web for Current Information
Web
Business
- Needs
Assessment
- Delphi
Sessions
Customer
Service
- Listening
Skills
- Assessment
Skills
- Importance
of Knowledge of Subject
- Knowledge
of Resources
- Ability
to Communicate
- Telephone
Skills
Interview
Skills
-
Listening Skills
- Eye
Contact
- Avoid
Distractions
- Importance
of Name
- Importance
of Knowledge of Company/Product
-
Note Taking Importance—Short, Occasional, Important
Appropriate
Appearance
- Hygiene
- Cleanliness
- Respectful
- Confident
- Prepared
for questions
- Eye
Contact
- Clarity
of Speech
- Posture
and Manner
Learning
the Skills of a Teacher of Technology
-
Assess the Student(s)
-
Determine the Goal
- Plan
the Course
- Deliver
the Lesson
- Review
for Comprehension
- Assess
the Student(s)
Personal
Planning for Future Education
- Resume
Writing Self-Assessment (Strengths and Weaknesses)
- Cover
Letter
- Portfolio
-
College Research
- Plans
to Visit
-
Courses / Subjects Offered
- Tuition
- Financial
Aid
- Scholarships
-
Reviewing College Applications
- Preparing
for College Interviews
Assessments:
Grading will be a combination of observation, project assessment, performance
on assigned tasks, completion of competency
list, community service, and portfolio assessment.
Beyond these items, daily assessment will be made on promptness/attendance,
attitude, effort, and quality of assigned work. A complete weighting
of these assessments is found on the Assessment
page of this site.
Community
Service: A reasonable effort is expected in achieving the
goal of exploring the world of Graphic Communications through projects creating artwork, printing documents, operating equipment and learning business practices associated with the graphic and printing industry. Client
interviews, after school activities, and meeting attendance are mandatory.
Expectations:
Students are expected to behave in a manner consistent with acceptable
business practices. The daily assessment of promptness, attitude, effort,
and quality will be heavily weighted in the student's final grade. When
a student enters the classroom they should consider themselves in a
work environment, and conduct themselves in a suitable manner.
Communication:
Open and honest (and occasionally private) communication is essential
to our success in this course, for both student and instructor. My email
link can be found above. Assignments will be posted on the web page
whenever possible, to aid in a student's ability to maintain currency
in the course. Assignments will be posted to Google Classroom for each lesson. Any special requirements may be discussed. Every effort
will be made to accommodate students who make an effort on course work. If you miss a class, the day's assignment will be posted
on this site.
