G t Plans? Get College. College Preparation Lesson Plans Sourced from the “Sparking the Future” program from the State of Washington. “Got Plans? Get.

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G t Plans? Get College

College Preparation Lesson Plans Sourced from the “Sparking the Future” program from the State of Washington. “Got Plans? Get College” in Osceola County -- is a college and career readiness program that has been designed to introduce students to college and career options and then help them prepare for their post-secondary plans. Curriculum maps were created beginning in middle school to teach students about college & career awareness. K-5 lesson plans have recently been added for “Got Plans? Get College” Helps supplement the “Reach for the Stars” program where now ALL students can receive services.

Project Goals Help students understand the importance of college Explore a range of college & career options Learn how to apply and be admitted to college: 2 year, 4 year, or Technical College

Project Resources 20 lesson plans, grades 6-12 **(5 lesson plans, grades K-5) -- NEW College prep timeline Aligned with standards: ◦Common Core State Standards (Reading, Writing, Speaking & Listening, Language) ◦ASCA National Standards

Lesson Format Lesson plans are about 2 pages Each lesson plan pretty much shows: ◦Learning goals ◦Alignment with standards ◦Materials needed ◦Activities ◦Student products ◦Additional resources Each lesson plan has same format

Handout Format All handouts are included in lesson plan packages Guide students through: ◦Lifestyle goals ◦Interests and strengths ◦College and career options ◦Graduation and admission requirements ◦Application process Promote self-reflection Demonstrate learning

Answer Key Format Answer keys provide support for advisors Help enrich discussions: ◦Why go to college? ◦What occupations are growing? ◦What do I need to graduate? ◦What do I need for college? ◦What do colleges want? Measure student readiness

Grades K-5 5 lessons focus on the importance of college Themes include: ◦Education after high school ◦Knowing yourself ◦Making the transition Helps with transition to high school

Grades lessons focus on the importance of college Themes include: ◦Education after high school ◦Knowing yourself ◦Making the transition Helps with transition to high school

Education after High School Lessons 1-2 for grades 6-8 focus on the importance of college Students explore: ◦Lifestyle goals ◦College facts ◦Family wage jobs ◦Need to achieve in high school to prepare for college and career Fun quiz with each lesson

Knowing Yourself Lessons 3-4 for grades 6-8 focus on students’ strengths and interests Students explore: ◦Interests and aptitudes ◦The connection between interests and careers ◦Character traits Who am I? Who do I want to be?

Grades lessons focus on exploring options for the future Topics include: ◦Why go to college? ◦Two-year and four-year colleges ◦Admission requirements vs. graduation requirements Help students plan for high school success

Making the Transition Lesson 1 helps students make a successful start in high school Students learn how to form study groups Students brainstorm about the career value of working with others

Exploring Options Lessons 2-3 for grades 9-10 focus on the need for postsecondary education Students explore: ◦Careers that interest them ◦The career reasons for college ◦The benefits of two-year colleges Lessons include a plan for an adult career interview

Knowing What You Need Lessons 4-6 focus on admission requirements Students explore: ◦College entrance exams ◦The ASVAB ◦The difference between graduation requirements and college admission requirements

Grades Nine lessons focus on career options and the college admissions process Topics include: ◦What kind of job do I want? ◦Apprenticeships and high-growth jobs ◦Application timelines and tasks ◦Financial aid Helps students plan for life after high school

Application Milestones Lessons 1 and 5 for grades focuses on junior & senior year milestones Students explore: ◦Application milestones ◦Progress to date ◦Possible areas of study and entry requirements Students focus on the specific tasks to complete

What Kind of Job Do I Want? Lessons 2-4 for grades focus on career exploration Students explore: ◦The need for postsecondary training ◦High-growth career areas ◦Apprenticeship programs Lessons help students get specific about next steps

Application Milestones Lessons 1 and 5 for grades focuses on junior & senior year milestones Students explore: ◦Application milestones ◦Progress to date ◦Possible areas of study and entry requirements Students focus on the specific tasks to complete

Application Process Lessons 6-8 for grades focus on the college application process Students explore: ◦College research and inquiries ◦Admissions essays ◦Completing a college application Students get support to complete their applications

Financial Aid Lesson 9 for grades focuses on financial aid Students explore: ◦Financial aid options ◦The FAFSA & PROFILE forms ◦ orwww.fastweb.com scholarship match Cost can be a barrier – this lesson helps students find and apply for financial aid

G t Plans? Get College