1. Upon completing this session, you will understand: 1. Major new features in CTE standards related to HECT 2. Utilize the CFS Implementation Resource.

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Upon completing this session, you will understand: 1. Major new features in CTE standards related to HECT 2. Utilize the CFS Implementation Resource Guide 3. HECT Integration with Common Core State Standards and Standards for Career Ready Practice 2

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4 ▶Fewer, clearer, deeper ▶Research and evidence based ▶Reasonable in scope ▶Essential, rigorous, clear, specific and coherent ▶Aligned with postsecondary and work expectations ▶Measurable

 Education, Child Development, & Family Services  Fashion and Interior Design  Hospitality, Tourism, & Recreation

 Consumer & Family Studies (CFS) ◦ Grades 7-12  Home Economics Related Occupations (HERO) ◦ Grades 10-12

 Anchor – 11 per Sector  Career Pathway 1-7 different pathways per sector

1. Academics( Refer to the Academic Alignment Matrix). 2. Communications (Direct alignment with LS 9-10, ) 3. Career Planning and Management 4. Technology 5. Problem Solving and Critical Thinking 6. Health and Safety 7. Responsibility and Flexibility 8. Ethics and Legal Responsibilities 9. Leadership and Teamwork (FHA-HERO) 10. Technical Knowledge and Skills (CFS in HECT Sectors only) 11. Demonstration and Application

 3 Industry Sectors  7 CFS Content Areas  9 HERO Career Pathways

 First course in the sequence of articulated instruction  Includes exploratory, introductory, and concentration courses  Supported by district or Perkins funds  Taught by teachers with a CA credential or equivalent in Home Economics Careers & Technology Education

Anchor Standards #1 – 11  CFS #10 Technical Knowledge and Skills = CFS Note: CFS teachers would not teach the career path standards unless qualified with related industry experience

 Included under each HECT Industry Sector  Correspond to related Industry Sectors  Listed under Anchor Standards – #10 – Technical Knowledge & Skills  Must refer to all 3 HECT Industry Sectors to locate all CFS Standards when teaching the Comprehensive Core Course

 Career focused  Capstone Courses (11-12 grade)  Supported by district, Perkins or ROCP  Taught by teachers who have a credential and industry knowledge and experience

A. Anchor Standards # 1 – 9 and # 11 B. Appropriate Career Path Standards *Note: HERO Programs with district, Perkins, or ROCP funding

 Standards Statement  Standards Subcomponents in CTE Standards only *Exception: Anchor Standards #10 Technical Knowledge & Skills (CFS) reflects standards statements NOT subcomponents. Subcomponents are found in the CFS Implementation Guide.

I. Education, Child Development, and Family Services (ECDFS) A. Child Development B. Consumer Services C. Education/Teaching D. Family and Human Services CFS – Content Areas  Family and Human Development  Consumer Education  Child Development and Guidance  Individual and Family Health

Table of Contents………………………………………………… Knowledge and Performance Anchor Standards……………… Academics…………………………………………….2 CFS & HERO teachers 2.0 Communications…………………………………....2 CFS & HERO teachers 3.0 Career Planning and Management……………....2 CFS & HERO teachers 4.0 Technology…………………………………………...3 CFS & HERO teachers 5.0 Problem Solving and Critical Thinking………….3 CFS & HERO teachers 6.0 Health and Safety……………………………………3 CFS & HERO teachers 7.0 Responsibility and Flexibility …………………….4 CFS & HERO teachers 8.0 Ethics and Legal Responsibilities………………..4 CFS & HERO teachers 9.0 Leadership and Teamwork………………………..5 CFS & HERO teachers 10.0 Technical Knowledge and Skills………………..5 CFS teachers & HERO teachers ONLY 11.0 Demonstration and Application………………..6 CFS & HERO teachers Pathway Standards…………………………………………………....8 A. Child Development Pathway………………………………….8 HERO teachers B. Consumer Services Pathway………………………………..13 HERO teachers C. Education Pathway…………………………………………...17 HERO teachers D. Family and Human Services Pathway …………………….21 HERO teachers Academic Alignment Matrix………………………………..……

 Anchor Standard 10.0 Technical Knowledge & Skills ◦ Common to All CFS and HERO Courses (NEW) ◦ Child Development & Guidance* ◦ Consumer Education ◦ Family & Human Development* ◦ Individual & Family Health* ◦ Transferability of Knowledge & Skills  *Some standards overlap and the standard detail is different depending on the subject matter to be taught. 19

II. Fashion and Interior Design (FID) A. Fashion Design and Merchandising B. Interior Design C. Personal Services (Not HECT subject matter.) CFS – Content Areas  Fashion, Textiles and Apparel  Housing and Furnishings

Table of Contents………………………………………………… Knowledge and Performance Anchor Standards……………… Academics…………………………………………….2 CFS & HERO teachers 2.0 Communications…………………………………....2 CFS & HERO teachers 3.0 Career Planning and Management……………....2 CFS & HERO teachers 4.0 Technology…………………………………………...3 CFS & HERO teachers 5.0 Problem Solving and Critical Thinking………….3 CFS & HERO teachers 6.0 Health and Safety……………………………………3 CFS & HERO teachers 7.0 Responsibility and Flexibility …………………….4 CFS & HERO teachers 8.0 Ethics and Legal Responsibilities………………..4 CFS & HERO teachers 9.0 Leadership and Teamwork………………………..5 CFS & HERO teachers 10.0 Technical Knowledge and Skills………………..5 CFS teachers & HERO teachers ONLY 11.0 Demonstration and Application………………..6 CFS & HERO teachers Pathway Standards…………………………………………………....7 A. Fashion Design and Merchandising Pathway…………….7 HERO teachers B. Interior Design Pathway……………………………………..11 HERO teachers C. Personal Services Pathway…………………………………..15 NOT HECT Academic Alignment Matrix………………………………..……

 Anchor Standard 10.0 Technical Knowledge & Skills ◦ Common to All CFS and HERO Courses (NEW) ◦ Fashion, Textiles, and Apparel & Housing and Furnishings* ◦ Fashion, Textiles, and Apparel ◦ Housing and Furnishings ◦ Transferability of Knowledge & Skills  *Some standards overlap and the standard detail is different depending on the subject matter to be taught. 22

III. Hospitality Tourism and Recreation (HTR) A. Food Science, Dietetics, and Nutrition B. Food Service and Hospitality C. Hospitality, Tourism and Recreation CFS – Content Areas  Food and Nutrition  Individual and Family Health

Table of Contents………………………………………………… Knowledge and Performance Anchor Standards……………… Academics…………………………………………….2 CFS & HERO teachers 2.0 Communications…………………………………....2 CFS & HERO teachers 3.0 Career Planning and Management……………....2 CFS & HERO teachers 4.0 Technology…………………………………………...3 CFS & HERO teachers 5.0 Problem Solving and Critical Thinking………….3 CFS & HERO teachers 6.0 Health and Safety……………………………………3 CFS & HERO teachers 7.0 Responsibility and Flexibility …………………….4 CFS & HERO teachers 8.0 Ethics and Legal Responsibilities………………..4 CFS & HERO teachers 9.0 Leadership and Teamwork………………………..5 CFS & HERO teachers 10.0 Technical Knowledge and Skills………………..5 CFS teachers & HERO teachers ONLY 11.0 Demonstration and Application………………..6 CFS & HERO teachers Pathway Standards…………………………………………………....7 A. Food Service, Dietetics, and Nutrition Pathway…………7 HERO teachers B. Food Service and Hospitality Pathway…………………….10 HERO teachers C. Hospitality, tourism, and Recreation Pathway………….15 HERO teachers Academic Alignment Matrix………………………………..……

 Anchor Standard 10.0 Technical Knowledge & Skills ◦ Common to All CFS and HERO Courses (NEW) ◦ 10.5 Individual & Family Health* ◦ Food & Nutrition ◦ Transferability of Knowledge & Skills  *Some standards overlap and the standard detail is different depending on the subject matter to be taught. 25

 Found under Anchor Standards #9.0: Leadership & Teamwork  Applicable to all HECT courses and career pathway programs – both CFS & HERO

Exploratory (Middle School/Junior High School)  Introductory (High School)  Concentration (High School)  Capstone (High School & ROCP)

Research  Bloom’s Taxonomy (Revised)  Rigor and Relevance Framework – Bill Daggett  Knowledge Dimension - Anderson, Lorin and David Krathwohl  Depth of Knowledge - Norman L. Webb 28

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Rigor/Relevance Framework 30

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Factual Conceptual Procedural Metacognitive AccessAdhereAnalyzeAdvocate DefineApply AssessBuild DescribeClassifyComplyCompile FindCommunicateCompareCompose IdentifyCompareContrastConstruct LabelDemonstrateDeconstructCreate ListDevelopDeduceDesign LocateDiscriminateDefendDevise Match EmployDetectFormulate Name ExplainDiagram Invent Recall ImplementDifferentiatePlan Recite Infer DiscernPredict Recognize Interpret DistinguishProduce RememberMaintain Enhance Reconstruct Retrieve Organize Evaluate Reorganize Select Participate ExperimentSynthesize StatePractice Explore Promote Illustrate Summarize Integrate Transfer Research Understand Solve Use Test 32

Knowledge Beyond Knowledge Construct Metacognitive form a coherent whole (DOK Level 4) Procedural how parts relate, find Coherence (DOK Level 3) Conceptual clarify, give examples (DOK Level 2) Factual recognize, recall, locate (DOK Level 1) Performance Use one-step process to solve routine problems Apply multiple step process to solve routine problems Solve non-routine problems using a sequence of steps Create solutions to non-routine real world complex problems using multiple steps and sources List the materials needed to make an A Line Skirt

Knowledge Beyond Knowledge Construct Metacognitive form a coherent whole (DOK Level 4) Procedural how parts relate, find Coherence (DOK Level 3) Conceptual clarify, give examples (DOK Level 2) Factual recognize, recall, locate (DOK Level 1) Performance Use one-step process to solve routine problems Apply multiple step process to solve routine problems Solve non-routine problems using a sequence of steps Create solutions to non-routine real world complex problems using multiple steps and sources List the materials needed to make an A Line Skirt Draw a representation of the A Line Skirt using photographs to represent the textiles you would use for the project.

Knowledge Beyond Knowledge Construct Metacognitive form a coherent whole (DOK Level 4) Procedural how parts relate, find Coherence (DOK Level 3) Conceptual clarify, give examples (DOK Level 2) Factual recognize, recall, locate (DOK Level 1) Performance Use one-step process to solve routine problems Apply multiple step process to solve routine problems Solve non-routine problems using a sequence of steps Create solutions to non-routine real world complex problems using multiple steps and sources List the materials needed to make an A Line Skirt Draw a representation of the A Line Skirt using photographs to represent the textiles you would use for the project. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of organic natural fibers for garment construction.

Knowledge Beyond Knowledge Construct Metacognitive form a coherent whole (DOK Level 4) Procedural how parts relate, find Coherence (DOK Level 3) Conceptual clarify, give examples (DOK Level 2) Factual recognize, recall, locate (DOK Level 1) Performance Use one-step process to solve routine problems Apply multiple step process to solve routine problems Solve non-routine problems using a sequence of steps Create solutions to non-routine real world complex problems using multiple steps and sources List 15 building products and a “green” alternative to each Construct a 1/8 th scale model of a garage using only recycled materials Explain the advantages and disadvantages of using building recycled materials Develop a dress line using only organically grown natural fibers or recycled materials that you will enter into the C.R.E.

Knowledge Beyond Knowledge Construct Metacognitive form a coherent whole (DOK Level 4) Procedural how parts relate, find Coherence (DOK Level 3) Conceptual clarify, give examples (DOK Level 2) Factual recognize, recall, locate (DOK Level 1) Performance Use one-step process to solve routine problems Apply multiple step process to solve routine problems Solve non-routine problems using a sequence of steps Create solutions to non- routine real world complex problems using multiple steps and sources List five basic ingredients in a baking product.

Knowledge Beyond Knowledge Construct Metacognitive form a coherent whole (DOK Level 4) Procedural how parts relate, find Coherence (DOK Level 3) Conceptual clarify, give examples (DOK Level 2) Factual recognize, recall, locate (DOK Level 1) Performance Use one-step process to solve routine problems Apply multiple step process to solve routine problems Solve non-routine problems using a sequence of steps Create solutions to non- routine real world complex problems using multiple steps and sources List 5 basic ingredients used in a baking product. Illustrate each ingredient and find a magazine picture or recipe with that ingredient in it.

Knowledge Beyond Knowledge Construct Metacognitive form a coherent whole (DOK Level 4) Procedural how parts relate, find Coherence (DOK Level 3) Conceptual clarify, give examples (DOK Level 2) Factual recognize, recall, locate (DOK Level 1) Performance Use one-step process to solve routine problems Apply multiple step process to solve routine problems Solve non-routine problems using a sequence of steps Create solutions to non- routine real world complex problems using multiple steps and sources List 5 basic ingredients used in a baking product. Illustrate each ingredient and find a magazine picture or recipe with that ingredient in it. Describe the reaction of using to much and too little of each ingredient

Knowledge Beyond Knowledge Construct Metacognitive form a coherent whole (DOK Level 4) Procedural how parts relate, find Coherence (DOK Level 3) Conceptual clarify, give examples (DOK Level 2) Factual recognize, recall, locate (DOK Level 1) Performance Use one-step process to solve routine problems Apply multiple step process to solve routine problems Solve non-routine problems using a sequence of steps Create solutions to non- routine real world complex problems using multiple steps and sources List 5 basic ingredients used in a baking product Illustrate each ingredient and find a magazine picture or recipe with that ingredient in it. Describe the reaction of using to much and too little of each ingredient In Kitchen lab make ½ recipe of chocolate chip cookies the correct recipe and ½ recipe with too little or too much of ONE ingredient. Compare results visually and flavor.

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CTE Standards Continuum Employer Industry Specific Pathway Standards Industry Sector Anchors (Knowledge and Performance Anchor Standards) Standards for Career Ready Practice 42

1. Apply appropriate technical skills and academic knowledge 2. Communicate clearly, effectively, and with reason 3. Develop an education and career plan aligned to personal goals 4. Apply technology to enhance productivity 5. Utilize critical thinking to make sense of problems and persevere in solving them 6. Practice personal health and understand financial literacy 43

7. Act as a responsible citizen in the workplace and the community 8. Model integrity, ethical leadership, and effective management 9. Work productively in teams while using cultural/global competence 10. Demonstrate creativity and innovation 11. Employ valid and reliable research strategies 12. Understand the environmental, social, and economic impacts of decisions 44

 Unwrapping the HECT CTE Standards Resources 

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