Lesson 1.1 “Your Interests and Values” Slide 1 Lesson 1.1 “Your Interests and Values” STEP 1: Read STEP 2: Define STEP 3: Review ECD - NCSCOS 6158 Unit A: Who Am I and What Can I Become? READ DEFINE REVIEW Read to Discover What Interests You and the Link Between Your Interests and Different Careers In your Exploring Careers Textbook Read pages 2, 3, 4, 5 Define the Key Terms Vocabulary on page 2. Interests Technology Interest Inventory Values Work Values Economic Values Review your Knowledge On Page 8 Check Your Understanding: Answer Questions 2 and 3 and Critical Thinking Questions 4, 5 and 6 Complete your notes using the next slide. Click here. RDR Lesson 1.1 Adapted from Exploring Careers Textbook - Kelly-Plate, J., & Volz-Patton, R. (2004). Exploring Careers (4th ed.). Woodland Hills, CA: Glencoe.

Select a picture below to begin. Slide 2 1.02 Understand personality and learning styles. Matching Careers and Personality Types Do you know your Personality Type? RIASEC Review Select a picture below to begin. RIASEC RDR Lesson 1.1 Presentation developed by Sandra Staton, Business Education Teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

Click here to learn more about the Realistic Personality type. Slide 3 Realistic The R type usually has mechanical and athletic abilities and likes to work with things more than people. Possible Careers Auto mechanic Aircraft controller Surveyor Electrician Farmer Return to homepage Click here to learn more about the Realistic Personality type. RDR Lesson 1.1 Presentation developed by Sandra Staton, Business Education Teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

Click here to learn more about the Investigative Personality Type Slide 4 Investigative The I type usually has math and science abilities, and likes to work alone and to solve problems. Possible Careers Biologist Chemist Physicist Geologist Anthropologist Laboratory Assistant Medical Technician Return to homepage Click here to learn more about the Investigative Personality Type RDR Lesson 1.1 Presentation developed by Sandra Staton, Business Education Teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

Click here to learn more about the Artistic personality type. Slide 5 Artistic The A type usually has artistic skills, enjoys creating original work, and has a good imagination. Possible Careers Composer Musician Stage Director Dancer Interior Decorator Actor Writer Return to homepage Click here to learn more about the Artistic personality type. RDR Lesson 1.1 Presentation developed by Sandra Staton, Business Education Teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

Click here to learn more about the Social personality type. Slide 6 Social The S type usually likes to be around other people, and likes to help others with their problems. Possible Careers Teacher Speech Therapist Religious Worker Counselor Clinical Psychologist Nurse Return to homepage Click here to learn more about the Social personality type. RDR Lesson 1.1 Presentation developed by Sandra Staton, Business Education Teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

Click here to learn more about the Enterprising personality type. Slide 7 Enterprising The E type usually has public speaking abilities, an interest in money and politics and influence. Possible Careers Buyer Sports Promoter Television Producer Business Executive Salesperson Travel Agent Supervisor Manager Return to homepage Click here to learn more about the Enterprising personality type. RDR Lesson 1.1 Presentation developed by Sandra Staton, Business Education Teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

Click here to learn more about the Conventional personality. Slide 8 Conventional The C type has clerical and math abilities, likes to work indoors, and likes to organize things. Possible Careers Banker Bookkeeper Financial Analyst Radio Dispatcher Secretary Tax Expert Return to homepage Click here to learn more about the Conventional personality. RDR Lesson 1.1 Presentation developed by Sandra Staton, Business Education Teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

RIASEC Personality Types Review Slide 9 RIASEC Personality Types Review Realistic Social The R type usually has mechanical and athletic abilities and likes to work with things more than people. The S type usually likes to be around other people, and likes to help others with their problems. Investigative Enterprising The I type usually has math and science abilities, and likes to work alone and to solve problems. The E type usually has public speaking abilities, an interest in money and politics and influence. Conventional Artistic The A type usually has artistic skills, enjoys creating original work, and has a good imagination. The C type has clerical and math abilities, likes to work indoors, and likes to organize things. Return to homepage Find careers that match your personality. Take the RIASEC assessment here. RDR Lesson 1.1 Presentation developed by Sandra Staton, Business Education Teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools