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Go with What Works: Career Choices - Classroom Ideas

Educators across the country have shared with us their creative and innovative ideas and activities for the Career Choices curriculum. The following short articles have appeared in our newsletter, Focus on the Future, over the last several years.

North Dakota Students Find Learning Can Be Fun, Relevant	Comprehensive Freshman Transition Course Worth a Look
Whole School (grades 9 - 12) Takes Career Choices	Why Not Invite a Loan Officer to Class?
Innovative Assessment of Students' Progress	Scenario Unit a Hit in Oklahoma
Putting the Counselor In the Classroom	Learning to Give and Follow Directions
Creative Idea: Students Create Multi-Media Presentations	TVA Funds Program in Tennessee
New Insights Bring Productive Choices for At-risk Students	JAG Adoptions Expand to 40-Plus Sites
Minority Females Learn Self-Sufficiency in Mission Viejo, California	JTPA Summer Youth Program Successful
Washington Program Wins State Restructuring Award	Cluster Concept Works
Ohio Eighth Graders Excited by Career Choices	Tech Prep Hits Milestone in Delaware
Career Portfolios a Success	English Literature Becomes Part of Career and Life Planning
Using the Classroom to Teach Workplace Skills	Career Choices Course Provides Graduate Units

“Many students told me this was the first class that actually made sense to them.”

~Sue Butler, English Teacher
Waiakea High School
Hilo, HI