Elementary School Career Education – The Need, Basics, Examples, and Guidelines

Conciliando Ediger (2000), the career training of primary school is important. Ediger has indicated that "the years of elementary school are not too early to begin to realize a vision of what one wants to do in life that contributes to the world of work". Without training career, students have unrealistic perceptions of careers due to a lack of knowledge and resolution of the poor. The students have limited knowledge and exposure to careers. (2.3) When students examine sports, media and entertainment different industries for example, most students underestimate the skill and the time required to have successful careers. (3) The basic principles for the programmes awareness of career ProgramsIn training career of elementary school, students are not active choices premature career. The training career of elementary school is not the exploration of career or career preparation. Pupils elementary remain open to new ideas and career opportunities. (7.8.13.15) The elementary students develop awareness of self, personal interaction, education and workforce. (2.15) The consultants and teachers of elementary school develop self, family awareness, awareness of the school, community awareness, awareness of work career, the development of attitude, development of skills, strategies resolution and self-value. (2.4.11) programs awareness career using age – suitable materials that combine levels related to the development of students. Age – activities suitable expose students to different work different sources of information career and the reasons for which people work. The programs also include ways academic career in dell'aula. According CareerTec (2000), skills training prior career serviscono from foundations for future skills. While students progredicono, skills are reinforced earlier, are developed and expanded. (2.4.11) While the elementary students get older, students amend the visions and objectives career. After the completion of the programme of career awareness of primary school, students have higher degrees, the highest academic success, participation better school, as a nell'esplorazione increase awareness of career staff and skills between people . (1.15) In addition, students complete the courses more complex and have a higher rate of graduation from the High School. (9) In short, as far as their career, students: Learn and apply the estimate materialKnow academic and self-esteem of selfBuild and confidenceIdentify interests and develop relations between the school environment and academic forceBuild of labour, communication , Problem solving and social awareness of the need skillsIncrease of skillsSee future works links between learning at school, academic skills, skills on the use and possibilitiesSee career of careersSee themselves as a future contributor forceReceive examples of self-empowermentBuild working to 2.7.9) (programs ResourcesCareer awareness of career training of primary school widely used tools are the specific programme for career (ICP) and the career develops specific folder. According 'Ohio State Department training (2000), the various programs career (ICP) are essential for the development dell'autoconsapevolezza, skills of employability, goal setting and resolution, community involvement, the economy and reduction of polarization. Pupils use different programs career while identify and explore the initial objectives of career and educational programmes. The elementary students use the specific programme for career (ICP) to develop the skills and to prepare to take future decisions of career and educational. (12) Another important tool is the career develops specific folder.'s career develops specific folders are collections of activities and experiences of awareness of career that were presented during the school year. (12) Other awareness activities career of elementary school include: videosCollages of artistic researchCareer of DaysCareer FairsCareer of displaysCareer, book shadowingLibrary of interviewingJob of tripsInformation of discussionsField group speakersEducational of muralsCommunity gamesFamily reportMentorsPoetryPhonicsPictured research readingStudent playingScrapbookStory of discussionsWord group of students and dictionaryPuppetsRole aid programmes of primary school activities understanding 8.9.11.12.16) (develop links between academics and real-life situations. (9) teachers and consultants use the principles of career training to urge the importance language arts, mathematics, social studies and science. The arts of language have many uses in the workplace: Reading, writing and listening skills. Uses for mathematics include: Addition, subtraction, multiplication and skills division to resolve the problems. In social studies, gain pupils who understand about other countries, languages, cultures and functions to live in a global market. Pupils learn the importance of science that has ability to solve problems as well as understanding how science is involved in different industries such as automotive industries agricultural ee, free of means. (8) Reference Guide for resources career training elementary – the reference guide national GuidelinesThe of NCDG career development is a career knowledge, skills and structure resolution. NCDG The structure has three domains, targets and indicators. Teachers and consultants use domains, objectives and indicators as a reference guide to design and create resources career. The three domains are: Social Evolution personnel (PS), educational success and learning for life (ED) and administration career (cm). Each domain represents an area concerning the development in educational programs career. Nell 'scope of each domain are the objectives or skills. Within each goal, indicators show the knowledge and skills were needed to achieve the goal. The reference guide national career development (NCDG) is the foundation for products of career training, research development, testing and tools. (14) The educational programs career school SummaryElementary develop self, awareness of family, school awareness, awareness of community , Awareness of work career, the development of attitude, development of skills, strategies for resolution and self-value. Programs career awareness of primary school age are using – that combine materials suitable levels in the underlying development of students. As the results of training career, schools have reported that students had higher degrees and academic success, improvement in the participation of school performance, as well as an increase of awareness nell'esplorazione career, personal and skills between people.'s activities include career awareness of the specific programme for career (ICP), career develop specific folder (ICDP), the day career, travel fairs career field, the interview of information and the ratio of books from libraries. References1. American Association of counsel, office of public policy and legislation. (2007). Effectiveness of the school council. Alexandria, VA: Author.2. Angelo, N. Faye; Mooney, Marianne. (1996, December). Work in progress: Training of work and career for elementary students. (ED404516). Cincinnati, OH: The paper presented to the American professional Convention.3. Benning, Cathleen; Bergt, Richard; Sausaman, Pamela. (2003, May). 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