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Career Aware, Career Prepare: Using Innovation and Collaboration In a Comprehensive High School Career Model Mark Thomas, Principal Northview High School Sarah Gammans, School Counselor Northview High School Shelli Tabor, Teacher Northview


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Career Aware, Career Prepare:

Using Innovation and Collaboration In a Comprehensive High School Career Model

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Mark Thomas, Principal Northview High School Sarah Gammans, School Counselor Northview High School Shelli Tabor, Teacher Northview High School Sai Naik, CEO Mavin Holdings Company

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Vision

Mark Thomas Principal

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It starts with an vision...

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Create an educational environment that gives students experience with career/post-secondary options and prepare them to be agile in the 21st century workforce. ◇ Provide students opportunities to learn and practice traits and skills valued in the workforce ◇ Align grading system to take subjectivity out of academic grade, while focusing on the importance of employability skills.

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❖ Technology Literacy ❖ Collaboration & Global Thinking ❖ Communication ❖ Critical Thinking & Problem Solving ❖ Flexibility & Adaptability ❖ Ethical Citizenship ❖ Personal Accountability

Employability Skills4Success

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Using the Whole Child Model to Prepare students for school, work and life.

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Michigan Jobs by Sector

Michigan Bureau of Labor Market Information and Strategic Initiatives

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MiGPS at Northview

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Fundamental 4 Traits & Functional 5 Skills

Fundamental Traits ◇ Communication ◇ Collaboration ◇ Attendance/Time-Management ◇ Productivity Functional Skills ◇ Science ◇ Technology ◇ Engineering ◇ Art ◇ Math

Foundation for success both in and out of school

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Teacher Collaboration

Shelli Tabor English 12 Teacher

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CAP Class

Career Aware, Career Prepare

  • Grade-level advisory classes w/ same teacher throughout high

school

  • Meets twice a month

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Goals of the CAP Class: ○

Career awareness and preparation in partnership with their academic learning. ○ Expansion and evolution of supportive and caring relationships among and between students and staff members.

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CAP Class Experience

STUDENT: ◇ Hands on ◇ Exploratory ◇ Student Focused

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TEACHER: ◇ Supported ■ Lesson Plans ■ CAP Class Website ◇ Guided Curriculum ◇ Student Focused ◇ Collaborative

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NGFP activity (T)

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Employer/Technology Collaboration

Sai Naik, Mavin Holdings

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Mavin Holdings - Vertical Farming “Population-Precision Food”

  • Construction, skilled trades, energy and utilities:

electrical and gas

  • Food-Processing
  • Warehousing and Logistics
  • Information Technology
  • Healthcare
  • Customer Support

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The goal of Mavin Global, the talent-division of Mavin Holdings, was to develop a FREE PLATFORM which contains a series of Apps for schools and workforce agencies. We wanted to ensure we could create: ◇ talent required to fill our own current and future jobs ◇

  • ne data-sharing platform which would be

built by educators for educators

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Special Thanks to Collaborators

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Counselors Employers Teachers

Mi-GPS: The Background

TECHNOLOGY CAP Class Work-based experiences

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CAP & STEAM

Fundamental Habits & Functional Skills

Fundamental Four Habits ◇ Communication ◇ Collaboration ◇ Attendance (time management) ◇ Productivity Functional Five Skills ◇ Science ◇ Technology ◇ Engineering ◇ Art ◇ Mathematics

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Input from key stakeholders to improve student outcomes

Counselors ◇ Would like more ways to provide students of college-options, career-readiness, vocational industries, and jobs ◇ Would like to engage students at younger ages to more effectively develop their EDPs Teachers ◇ Interested in more real-world perspectives and applied-skills scenarios to integrate into curriculum as they see fit ◇ Keep students more engaged and motivated Employers ◇ How do we increase visibility for the jobs of today and tomorrow? ◇ How do we ensure that graduates have the competencies needed to fill available jobs? ◇ How do we eliminate actual and implicit bias so all qualified individuals have opportunities to fill available jobs?

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Inspiration Imagination Implementation

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Three objectives built into the platform to enhance students’ educational experience 1. Increase Awareness 2. Facilitate the Process 3. Provide the Assessment

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Inspiration

Can you hum that tune? Repetition

Inspiration

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Popup Ads? Unavoidable

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Inspiration

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Inspiration

Drivers Test? Pay attention!

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Inspiration

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There was a common platform that could provide all the capabilities that schools and employers seek at no cost. The platform could also help make students into mavins: (noun), {plural} experts based on having gained the combined knowledge of others.

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Imagine If...

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There is an app that has courses. A Student lands on their course page

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Imagine If...

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A video pops up as they go to the course page to check

  • n the homework
  • assignment. Students must

complete this video to get to the assignment. The video is about a how skills are applied at a real world job, with an employer from the region, featuring the valuable products and services offered to customers, and which offers career path guidance to students interested in that job?

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Imagine If...

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The video had a communication question selected by the teacher but simulating employers’ real-world expectations for employees. Requires fair, unbiased data about each student-user’s will and ability to comprehend and communicate about the subject.

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Imagine If...

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After answering the communication question, popup adds a collaboration question, asking if the student likes the job, career, pathway, or employer featured in the video; preferences are stored to their record so their counselors can reference when for EDP-planning.

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Imagine If...

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Teachers could also develop popups after each class lecture to test students on what they learned that day

  • r to solicit collaborative

feedback to see how well the student grasped the day’s lesson. Imagine if the responses went into a stream on students’ records that they could keep for life.

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Imagine If...

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These pop ups autonomously provide unbiased scoring around the Fundamental Four, creating an objective measure

  • f students’ habits and

behaviors (apart from academic grades), which employers also care about.

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Imagine If...

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We reward students through minnow coins so they can purchase products through a .com which also shares with students how STEAM skills and jobs are involved in the products they wish to purchase.

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Imagine If...

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Counselors and teachers could evaluate how well students are applying these fundamental four traits and intervene faster to provide support.

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Imagine If...

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Counselors could share videos to students on how to handle bullying, mental health and wellness issues, assessments, or emotional abuse to ensure they are safe and healthy enough to engage in coursework, develop skills, and fairly be evaluated on their demonstration of the fundamental four behavior traits.

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Imagine If...

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All of this information would go on students’ extended profiles alongside their grades and competencies that counselors, parents, and teachers could monitor and reference.

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Imagine If...

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This information can then be integrated into the EDP-building process for middle school and high school, so students can confidently select the right courses to match their interests while also meeting the new State of Michigan statutory requirements.

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Imagine If...

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The whole educational process should be engaging, fun, and exciting; virtual reality videos really help students experience the real-world environment of work more vividly.

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Imagine If...

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Not imagining anymore...MiGPS is a roadmap created to ensure a better future for Michigan students, teachers, counselors, principals, administrators, employers and citizens that is free to use and meets the state’s new EDP-requirements.

Implementation

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Platform Test Drive

Sarah Gammans School Counselor

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MiGPS Rollout

Phase 1: 2016-2017: Creation of MiGPS Core Team Define the Fundamental Four

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Phase 3: 2018-2019: Deploy CAP class 2nd semester Roll out Kombee Videos and Teacher F4 Cards Phase 2: 2017-2018: Develop MiGPS strategic plan Roll out S2B Videos Phase 4: 2019-2020: Deploy full year CAP curriculum Roll out LMS/Courses/EDP/Whole Child Integrated

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Thanks!

Any questions?

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Mark Thomas, Principal Sarah Gammans, School Counselor Shelli Tabor, Teacher Sai Naik, CEO Mavin Holdings Company