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NCRVE MDS-938 - Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
OVERVIEW AND FOCUS
PROCEDURE
TEACHER ACTIVITIES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO
SCHOOL-TO-WORK SUCCESS
Involving Students in Organized Workplace Experiences
Helping Students To Understand the Workplace
Involving Workplace Representatives in School Curriculum and Instruction
Providing Workplace Experiences for Students Through School Activities
Including a Workplace Focus in School Instruction
Learning about the Workplace in Ways that Contribute to Better Teaching
Working in the Workplace
Initiating and Maintaining Contact with Employers and the Community
Designing Classroom Experiences Around Workplace Expectations
Following up on Current and Former Students
CHARACTERISTICS TEACHERS NEED TO CONDUCT
SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL-TO-WORK PROGRAMS
Understand and Meet Students' Needs
Establish and Maintain Relationships with the Workplace
Know the Workplace
Communicate Effectively about School-to-Work Programs
Be Adaptable and Open to Change
Demonstrate Positive Attitudes Toward Work
Be Professional in Appearance and Conduct
Apply School Learning to the Workplace
Know Schools and Schooling
Be Knowledgeable and Competent in Teaching Area
Be Creative and Innovative in Teaching
Be Committed to Teaching
DISCUSSION
Teachers' School-to-Work Activities
Teachers' School-to-Work Characteristics
IMPLICATIONS
Practicing Teachers
Prospective Teachers
Administrators
Persons in the Workplace
REFERENCES
APPENDIX: COMMUNITY PROFILES
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