Welcome to Charting Your Course: A Roadmap to Thriving in the Field …
Welcome to Charting Your Course: A Roadmap to Thriving in the Field of Health! Whether you are in your first semester, nearing graduation, or long past graduation, this career guide is designed to lead you through the career development process: from building self-awareness, to conducting career research, undertaking a job search, to succeeding on the job. Charting Your Course includes relevant, up-to-date information, interactive and self-reflection-based exercises, as well as online resources to help support you to become more comfortable, flexible, and adept at managing your career.
Students will use assessments on the Nebraska Career Connections website to determine …
Students will use assessments on the Nebraska Career Connections website to determine career interests, values, and career confidence. Then they reflect on their results. Students are divided into teams of two based on their interests and given time to research health career information as outlined in the HOSA Health Career Display event guidelines. Students complete the HOSA Health Career Display board and give a formal presentation to their class.
Students will compare and contrast similarities between the eight different human blood …
Students will compare and contrast similarities between the eight different human blood types and be able to explain how these differences affect blood transfusions. Students will complete the online modules in The Blood Type Game and hunt for answers to a worksheet on The Red Cross website. After the lesson, students will be assessed with an online quiz on Quizziz . This lesson was created as part of a collaboration between Alabama Technology in Motion and ALEX. Lesson author recommended by TIM Trainer Courtney Winn Hamilton.
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