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Florida State University Using the ACRN Career Decision-Making Tool (CDMT) for Career Exploration in a Community Center for Adolescents Presentation: The National Career Development Association Global Conference July 9-11, 2008 in Washington, D.C Gary Peterson, Ph.D. Tracy L. Shelby, M.S., Ed.S. Florida State University

Introduction Presenters Objectives Present ACRN Career Decision-Making Tool (CDMT) Demonstrate Application of Tool in a Community Setting Present Outcomes of a 5-day Intervention

The Career Decision Making Tool Goal – Web-Based Intervention Theory Bases CIP (Sternberg, Tulving, Newell & Simon, Rummelhart and Ortony, Peterson, Sampson & Reardon. ) Pyramid CASVE Cycle ISD (hierarchical learning task analysis, Gagne & Briggs; objective-process-outcome measure , Dick & Carey)

Pyramid Executive Processing CASVE Cycle Self-Knowledge Options-Knowledge

CASVE Cycle Communication Execution Analysis Valuing Synthesis

Developers ACRN FSU: Career Tech Center and Learning Systems Institute Burt Carlson , Laura Lanier, Susie Lewtas, Cheryl Donahue FSU: Career Tech Center and Learning Systems Institute Gary W. Peterson, James Sampson, Jr., Debra O’Conner, Robert Reardon, Janet Lenz, Kelly Leasure, Florida State University School

Design Features Middle School & High School Youth Instructor-led Intervention Framework for Career Decision Making Not a CIDS Delivery: 5 days/1 - 2 hour sessions Based on CASVE phases

Design Features Links to State CIDS Intended Outputs Self Knowledge Occupational Knowledge Career Problem Solving/Decision Making Strategy

Design Features Intended Outcomes Ease of Navigation Change in Decision State (Career/Educational goals) Satisfaction with Process Ease of Navigation Teachers, Guidance Counselors, Parents, Students Universal Access, Free of Charge

Navigating the Tool www.acrnetwork.org Process User Guide Assessments Activities Support Materials Access to CIDS Use of Avitars

A Community Intervention Based at the Greg McCray Boy’s and Girl’s Club 49 Participants 5-day Intervention 2 to 4 Hours Per Intervention Make-up Sessions

Mission To enable all youth people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

About Membership 64% are from minority families 11% are less than 7 years old 26% are 7–9 years old 30% are 10–12 years old 21% are 13–15 years old 11% are 16–18 years old 1% are more than 18 years old 55% are male 45% are female

The Facility

The Participants

Participants 41 = B, 3 = W, 5 = M

Participants 8 = 1, 10 = 2, 11 = 23, 12 = 15, 13 = 4, 14 = 3, 17 = 1

Participants 1= Black; 2 = White; 3 = Mixed; 4 = Hispanic; 5 = Other F = 27; M = 22

Participants 3 = 2; 4 = 4; 5 = 19; 6 = 8; 7 = 9; 8 = 4; 9 = 1; 11 = 1; 12 = 1

Participants Current Study 84% Minority 64% Minority O% less than 7 1.8% 7-9 73% 10-12 13% 13-15 1.8% 16-18 0% more than 18 44.9% are male 55.1% are female 64% Minority 11% less than 7 26% 7–9 30% 10–12 21% 13–15 11% 16–18 1% more than 18 55% are male 45% are female

The Intervention Participants Staff Resources Constraints

Planning and Adaptation Setting Up (use of the tool) Agenda Delivery (Days 1-5) Objectives Activities Unplanned Events and Surprises Costs

Outcomes Decision State (Pre-Post) Satisfaction With the Process Career Goal Educational Goal Satisfaction With the Process

Outcomes

Outcomes

Outcomes

Outcomes OAQ= Change= 1; 2= NO change

Outcomes Goal Change: Yes= 1; No= 0

Outcomes Percentage of at least mildly certain from the pre-test 1 to the post-test

Outcomes

Outcomes

Outcomes

Outcomes

Positive Implications Opportunity to impact the life course of youth Aspirations Self Knowledge Occupational Knowledge Less emphasis on school-based career development Little time Little cognitive space/effort.

Recommendations Use in Community Centers Schedule Time of Interventions Activities Room Costs Attendance Advisors