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Pathway Pride Pack Email us at LinkedLearning@gmmb.com to receive a Linked Learning Pathway Pride Pack for your school(s)! The pack includes the following materials: Linked Learning Flag Posters representing each component of Linked Learning Pathway stickers for students—specific to the pathways in your school Samples of template resources available for your use—more of which can be downloaded at LinkedLearning.org/resources To request a Pathway Pride Pack or if you have any questions, email LinkedLearning@gmmb.com. Once your materials arrive, take pictures of them in action, and post with the hashtag #LinkedLearning to Twitter or Instagram. Every time you do, you’ll be entered into a monthly drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card! Drawing info and rules can be found at LinkedLearning.tumblr.com [DISTRICT] HIGH SCHOOLS School District Logo Linked Learning Arts, Media and Entertainment Pathway California is home to the country’s largest entertainment industry, employing nearly 300,000 Californians across i the state. This dynamic job sector requires skilled professionals with creative vision, sharp technical skills and management know-how. As technology continues to drive advances in film, graphic design, web development and other creative industries, artistic individuals with technology skills and management experience will be in highdemand from California’s top arts, media and entertainment employers. About Linked Learning Linked Learning is a proven approach to education that combines college-focused academics, work-based learning and integrated student supports. By centering high school around industry themes, learning becomes relevant. Students in Linked Learning pathways earn more credits in the first three years of high school compared with those in traditional high schools, and report that their education is more relevant and rigorous. One reason is that Linked Learning answers the question “Why do I need to learn this?” and inspires students to work harder, dream bigger and learn more by exposing them to previously unimagined career opportunities. Four Core Components of Linked Learning Rigorous academics: Core subjects that prepare all students for college, including A-G coursework required by California’s public universities and aligned to the common core state standards. Career-based learning in the classroom: Professional skills and industry-related knowledge woven into lessons and assignments to give students context for what they’re learning. Work-based learning in real-world work places: A range of real-world experiences, from mentoring and job shadowing to internships that expose students to possible career paths. Integrated student supports: Dedicated support services tailored to the needs of students, such as counseling and supplemental instruction, that help ensure students are successful in school and life. Arts, Media and Entertainment Pathway The arts, media, and entertainment pathway is one of the industry-themed pathways available to Linked Learning students. Currently, 13 certified pathways have an arts, media and entertainment focus, providing nearly 4,300 California students with the skills and experience they need to grow a successful career in the arts, media and entertainment industries before they graduate from high school. In an arts, media and entertainment pathway, students master fundamental academics — verbal, math and science skills — through the lens of the arts, media and entertainment industry. Communications skills are exercised through writing scripts, producing videos and publicly presenting projects. Math skills are honed through developing business plans, budgets and learning technical components of animation, lighting and graphic design. Group projects that span across different subjects and tackle real-world problems — often for real clients solving real problems — help build students’ leadership, critical thinking and teamwork skills. One of the most valuable components of the arts, media and entertainment pathway is the firsthand interaction students experience with the field. Internships, job shadows and other workplace learning opportunities allow students to apply what they learn in the classroom to real work projects — reinforcing the connection between classroom and career. Students are able to develop a professional support network and gain invaluable experience working in a professional environment. Technology will continuously shape and stretch what skill sets students will need to tackle for career success, making exposure to cutting edge work in the field and invaluable component of this pathway. Insert information about your Linked Learning School We recommended adding information about: Your pathway’s courses Internships students have held Business or other local partnerships Data about your school’s graduation, college acceptance and employment rates Examples of Arts, Media, and Entertainment Pathway Careers Graphic designer Lighting technician Photographer Animator Production Manager Sound Engineers Radio or television broadcaster Publicity Director Special Effects Coordinator Videographer Stage Manager Camera Operator Publicity Director Media and Design Arts Technician Make-up Artist Producer Costume Designer Set Designer Entertainments and Website Technician Get Involved By becoming involved with Linked Learning, your organization has the chance to work directly with local students and help train the next generation of California’s arts, media and entertainment workforce. Becoming a Linked Learning partner also gives your orgnaization the opportunity to become involved in the [CITY] community and support [CITY] students in their academic and career pursuits. To learn more, please visit www.linkedlearning.org and contact [NAME] at [SCHOOL/ORGANIZATION] on how to get involved. i http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_ca.htm#27-0000 [DISTRICT] HIGH SCHOOLS School District Logo Linked Learning Engineering and Design Pathway California is a national leader in natural resource management, clean energy policy, technology innovation and urban planning. The state’s rapid population growth demands skilled individuals to engineer solutions to improve overall quality of living for Californians. Currently, more than 315,000 Californians earn a meaningful living in the i engineering field. As the state continues to address its growing energy, transportation and development needs, professionals with engineering skills will be in high-demand from top private and municipal sector employers. About Linked Learning Linked Learning is a proven approach to education that combines college-focused academics, work-based learning and integrated student supports. By centering high school around industry themes, learning becomes relevant. Students in Linked Learning pathways earn more credits in the first three years of high school compared with those in traditional high schools, and report that their education is more relevant and rigorous. One reason is that Linked Learning answers the question “Why do I need to learn this?” and inspires students to work harder, dream bigger and learn more by exposing them to previously unimagined career opportunities. Four Core Components of Linked Learning Rigorous academics: Core subjects that prepare all students for college, including A-G coursework required by California’s public universities and aligned to the common core state standards. Career-based learning in the classroom: Professional skills and industry-related knowledge woven into lessons and assignments to give students context for what they’re learning. Work-based learning in real-world work places: A range of real-world experiences, from mentoring and job shadowing to internships that expose students to possible career paths. Integrated student supports: Dedicated support services tailored to the needs of students, such as counseling and supplemental instruction, that help ensure students are successful in school and life. Engineering and Design Pathway Engineering and design is one of the industry-themed pathways available to Linked Learning students. Currently, 11 certified pathways statewide have an engineering focus, providing nearly 4,600 California students with the skills and experience they need to grow a successful engineering and design careers before they graduate from high school. In an engineering and design pathway, students master math, science, and verbal academic skills through the lens of the engineering industry. Communications skills are exercised through writing business plans and presenting projects. Math and science skills are honed through hands-on projects like constructing model bridges, buildings or mines. Group projects that span across different subjects and tackle real-world problems — often for real clients solving real problems — help build students leadership, critical thinking and teamwork skills. Engineering professionals frequent classrooms to talk about their jobs, career paths and provide mentorship to students. One of the most valuable components of the engineering and design pathway is the firsthand interaction students experience with the field. Internships, job shadows and other workplace learning opportunities allow students to apply what they learn in the classroom to real work projects— reinforcing the connection between classroom and career. Students are able to develop a professional support network and gain invaluable experience working in a professional environment. Insert information about your Linked Learning School We recommended adding information about: Your pathway’s courses Internships students have held Business or other local partnerships Data about your school’s graduation, college acceptance and employment rates Examples of Engineering and Design Pathway Careers Architect Civil Engineer Engineering Aid Surveyor Electrician Computer engineer Computer Networking Technician Network Administrator Software engineer Environmental planner Ecologist Hydrographer Oceanographer Mapping technician Environmental engineer Computer repair Structural engineer Get Involved By becoming involved with Linked Learning, your organization has the chance to work directly with local students and help train the next generation of California’s engineer and design workforce. Becoming a Linked Learning partner also gives your orgnaization the opportunity to become involved in the [CITY] community and support [CITY] students in their academic and career pursuits. To learn more, please visit www.linkedlearning.org and contact [NAME] at [SCHOOL/ORGANIZATION] on how to get involved. i http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_ca.htm#17-0000 [DISTRICT] HIGH SCHOOLS School District Logo Linked Learning Health Care Pathway Health care is one of the biggest job creators in California. Currently, the health care sector employs nearly 1.1 i ii million Californians with health care jobs comprising half of the state’s top 20 fastest-growing occupations. National health care reform, population growth and an aging population are driving the need for expanding California’s health care services. Skilled health care professionals are the foundation of any high-quality health care system and it’s critical our state’s workforce is prepared to fill these meaningful, high wage, in-demand jobs. About Linked Learning Linked Learning is a proven approach to education that combines college-focused academics, work-based learning and integrated student supports. By centering high school around industry themes, learning becomes relevant. Students in Linked Learning pathways earn more credits in the first three years of high school compared with those in traditional high schools, and report that their education is more relevant and rigorous. One reason is that Linked Learning answers the question “Why do I need to learn this?” and inspires students to work harder, dream bigger and learn more by exposing them to previously unimagined career opportunities. Four Core Components of Linked Learning Rigorous academics: Core subjects that prepare all students for college, including A-G coursework required by California’s public universities and aligned to the common core state standards. Career-based learning in the classroom: Professional skills and industry-related knowledge woven into lessons and assignments to give students context for what they’re learning. Work-based learning in real-world work places: A range of real-world experiences, from mentoring and job shadowing to internships that expose students to possible career paths. Integrated student supports: Dedicated support services tailored to the needs of students, such as counseling and supplemental instruction, that help ensure students are successful in school and life. Health Care Pathway Health care is one of the industry-themed pathways available to Linked Learning students. Currently, nine certified Linked Learning pathways have a health care focus, providing nearly 3,000 California students with the skills and experience they need to grow a successful career in the health care industry before they graduate from high school. In a health care pathway, students master math, science and verbal academic skills through the lens of the health care industry. Group projects that span across different subjects and tackle real-world problems — often for real clients solving real problems — help build students’ leadership, critical thinking and teamwork skills. Health care professionals frequent classrooms to talk about their jobs, career paths and provide mentorship to students. Regular field trips give students a direct look at different medical facilities and professional settings. One of the most valuable components of the health care pathway is the firsthand interaction students experience with the field. Internships, job shadows and other workplace learning opportunities allow students to apply what they learn in the classroom to real work projects— reinforcing the connection between classroom and career. Students are able to develop a professional support network and gain invaluable experience working in a professional environment. Insert information about your Linked Learning School Examples of Health Care Pathway Careers We recommended adding information about: Your pathway’s courses Internships students have held Business or other local partnerships Data about your school’s graduation, college acceptance and employment rates Medical technician Physician Dentist Clinical trial researcher Nurse Hospital administrator Occupational therapist Biotechnology engineer Medical records clerk Medical librarian Physical therapist Pharmacist Emergency medical technician Exercise physiologist Environmental health specialist Geneticists Biotechnology scientists Get Involved By becoming involved with Linked Learning, your organization has the chance to work directly with local students and help train the next generation of California’s health care workforce. Becoming a Linked Learning partner also gives your orgnaization the opportunity to become involved in the [CITY] community and support [CITY] students in their academic and career pursuits. To learn more, please visit www.linkedlearning.org and contact [NAME] at [SCHOOL/ORGANIZATION] on how to get involved. i http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes_ca.htm#31-0000 Cal. Employment Dev. Dep’t, California Occupations With the Most Job Openings 2010-2020 (June 2012)http://www.lasc.edu/faculty_staff/planning-research/documents/California%20%20Occupations%20with%20Most%20Job%20Openings%202010-2020.pdf ii [DISTRICT] HIGH SCHOOLS Linked Learning is a proven approach to education that combines college-focused academics, work-based learning and intensive student supports. By centering high school on an industry theme, learning becomes relevant. Our students graduate with the skills and confidence to succeed in college, career and life. SCHOOL DISTRICT LOGO BY 2018, 63 PERCENT OF ALL U.S. JOBS WILL REQUIRE SOME EDUCATION BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL Students in Linked Learning have higher credit attainment rates compared with those in traditional high schools, and report that their education is more relevant and rigorous. One reason is that Linked Learning answers the question “Why do I need to learn this?” and inspires students to work harder, dream bigger and learn more by exposing them to previously unimagined career opportunities. Students choose a career -oriented pathway based on one of California’s 15 largest industries, such as engineering, health care, performing arts, energy and law. Students gain real-world experience with professionals in their field of interest through job shadows, internships and apprenticeships. Answer to the age-old question: “Why do I need to learn this?” Selecting a pathway in high school does not determine a student’s lifelong career path. Instead it enhances the high school experience by exposing students to a range of professions, and develops students’ skills and confidence needed for any career. And many students do find a career path they are passionate about through Linked Learning. Linked Learning teachers of all subjects collaborate to integrate career-themed lessons into the curriculum. Many pathway teachers come to the classroom with industry-specific experience and training. Teachers work closely with industry professionals to help design project-based learning that is relevant to current industry standards and innovations. FOUR CORE COMPONENTS OF LINKED LEARNING Rigorous academics – Core subjects that prepare all students for college, including the A-G coursework required by California’s public universities and aligned to the Common Core State Standards. Career-based learning in the classroom – Professional skills and industry-related knowledge woven into lessons and assignments to give students context for what they’re learning. Work-based learning in professional settings – A range of real-world experiences—from mentoring and job shadowing, to internships—that expose students to possible career paths. Integrated student supports – Dedicated support services tailored to the needs of each student, such as counseling and supplemental instruction, that help ensure success in school and life. BETTER STUDENT OUTCOMES Research shows that Linked Learning students earn more credits, and are more likely to be on track with A-G requirements. Students also report greater confidence in their life and career skills than their peers at traditional high schools. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Why should you consider Linked Learning as an option for high school? Linked Learning is a practice that has shown the potential to boost achievement for all students, increase graduation rates and reduce dropout rates. Linked Learning has already made a tremendous difference in the lives of students in our community [INSERT A POSITIVE LINKED LEARNING EXAMPLE FROM YOUR DISTRICT]. It has connected our community with our schools and our students. Registration Deadlines/ Important Dates It helps students to own their education and opens them up to the many potential opportunities that are available to them after high school, many of which they may never have imagined. Many students find their calling in life while in high school. For those who remain unsure, a Linked Learning education will be more relevant and inspire them to work harder, aim higher and be prepared for any future path they choose. How is Linked Learning different from the traditional high school experience? Students take a full set of rigorous academic courses integrated with career-based classroom learning, work-based learning experiences and personalized supports. All these components are tied to realworld professions in our state’s priority industries like engineering, performing arts, health care, energy and more. Linked Learning students graduate with the skills and confidence to thrive in any career path they choose. What does work-based learning look like in the classroom? [Insert an example of a course sequence(s) and how major projects/themes weave them together, and how it ties into site visits, mentorships/internships outside of the classroom. Also include types of student support services.] What types of work-based learning opportunities are available to students outside of the classroom? [RECOMMEND EDITING TO DISTRICT-SPECIFIC SPECIFICATIONS] Linked Learning students get a variety of experiences interacting with professionals in their pathway field. While activities vary from pathway to pathway, students are generally introduced to careers within an industry through activities such as site visits and presentations by professionals their first two years. Juniors and seniors transition into more comprehensive work-based learning experiences. Students’ school projects are reviewed by professionals, and they have opportunities to job shadow in professional settings and participate in summer internships and mentorships. Does Linked Learning force students to choose a career or a college major while still in high school? No. Linked Learning is about using real-world application and career-based preparation to better understand why you need to be good at math, science, English and social studies. It is not about choosing a particular career, although many students do find inspiration in their selections. Because Linked Learning provides students with a solid academic foundation, as well as an introduction to important industry knowledge and general career-readiness skills, students in a chosen Linked Learning pathway are prepared for a wide range of postsecondary and career options. It’s about broadening their options, not narrowing them. What pathways are available in our district? We offer [NUMBER] of pathways, including [INSERT AVAILABLE DISTRICT PATHWAYS AND THEIR SITE.] Pathway 1, school site Pathway 4, school site Pathway 2, school site Pathway 5, school site Pathway 3, school site Pathway 6, school site How do you choose a pathway? [Insert district specific process, information about open houses, online resources, etc.] DISTRICT CONTACT INFORMATION [Include names, email address, webpage and phone numbers] To find out more about the Linked Learning pathways offered, and learn how you can get involved, go to [INSERT URL]. PATHWAY NAME Industry Sector Location [PATHWAY] provides students with an opportunity to explore [INDUSTRY] careers and postsecondary education options, and graduate prepared to succeed in college and in any career path they choose. We present students with a comprehensive educational experience that integrates rigorous academics and hands-on, project-based learning around [INDUSTRY] career paths. Students graduating from [PATHWAY] will have the skills and confidence to take on anything from a four-year degree program to an occupational training program at the community college level, or directly enter the work force after high school. Consider including photos of students in action Selecting a pathway in high school does not determine a student’s lifelong path career, although many do find inspiration in their selections and are compelled to work harder and aim higher. Because Linked Learning provides students with a solid academic foundation, as well as an introduction to important industry knowledge and essential career-readiness skills, students in a chosen Linked Learning pathway are prepared for a wide range of college and career options. Think of it as broadening options, not narrowing them. Community Partners and Advisors [Include a list of organizations, business and professional and community stakeholders that partner with a pathway.] Community partner A Community partner D Community partner G Business partner B Business partner E Business partner H Employer partner C Employer partner F Employer partner I Course Sequence 9th Grade Example: English, Big History, Algebra 1 or higher level Math, Biological Connections to Energy and the Environment Example: English, World History, Environmental Chemistry, Geometry or higher level math, Sustainability 1: Introduction 10th Grade to Renewable Energy 11th Grade Example: English, U.S. History, Physics of Energy Science, Math Analysis, or Pre-Calculus 12th Grade Example: English, Government/Economics, AP Environmental Science or Sustainable Systems, Advanced Math Related Careers in the Industry [PATHWAY] students learn about [INDUSTRY FIELD] and a wide variety of careers within the field, including: Example: Energy Auditor Example: Utilities Operator Example: Electrical Engineer Example: Environmental Engineer Example: Energy Analyst Example: Civil Engineer Example: Underground Inspector Example: City Planner Example: Environmental Scientist Sample Work-based Learning Opportunities [Include examples of student opportunities for varying grade levels.] PATHWAY CONTACT INFORMATION Include names, email address, webpage and phone numbers [DISTRITO] ESCUELAS SECUNDARIAS Linked Learning es un enfoque educativo que combina académicos de nivel universitario, aprendizaje basado en el trabajo y acompañamiento intensivo para los alumnos. Cuando la secundaria se enfoca en el área de una industria, el aprendizaje se vuelve relevante. Nuestros estudiantes se gradúan con las habilidades y la confianza para tener éxito en la universidad, la carrera y la vida. INDUSTRIAS DE CALIFORNIA 1. AGRICULTURA Y RECURSOS NATURALES 2. ARTE, MEDIOS Y ENTRETENIMIENTO 3. SECTORES RELACIONADOS CON LA CONSTRUCCIÓN Y CONSTRUCCIÓN 4. EDUCACIÓN, DESARROLLO DEL NIÑO, Y SERVICIOS PARA LA FAMILIA 5. ENERGÍA Y SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS 6. INGENIERÍA Y DISEÑO 7. MODA Y DISEÑO DE INTERIORES 8. FINANZAS Y NEGOCIOS 9. CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD Y TECNOLOGÍA MÉDICA 10. HOSPITALIDAD, TURISMO Y RECREACIÓN 11. TECNOLOGÍAS DE LA INFORMACIÓN 12. FABRICACIÓN Y DESARROLLO DE PRODUCTOS 13. MARKETING, VENTAS Y SERVICIOS 14. SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS 15. TRANSPORTE La respuesta a la pregunta histórica: “¿Por qué necesito aprender través de Linked Learning. esto?” Logotipo del distrito escolar EN EL 2018, EL 63 POR CIENTO DE TODOS LOS EMPLEOS EN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS REQUERIRÁ UNA CIERTA EDUCACIÓN DESPUÉS DE LA ESCUELA SECUNDARIA Los estudiantes en Linked Learning tienen un mayor índice de éxito comparado con aquellos que concurren a secundarias tradicionales, y afirman que su educación es más relevante y rigurosa. Esto se debe a que Linked Learning responde la pregunta “¿Por qué tengo que aprender esto?” e inspira a los estudiantes para que trabajen más arduamente, sueñen más alto y aprendan más mostrándoles oportunidades de carrera que nunca imaginaron. Los estudiantes escogen una carrera o recorrido orientado basado en una de las 15 industrias más importantes de California, como ingeniería, atención médica, artes escénicas, tecnologías energéticas y derecho. Los estudiantes ganan experiencia en la vida real y se conectan con profesionales en su área de interés a través de pasantías remuneradas, prácticas y formación como aprendices. Elegir una orientación en la secundaria no determina el recorrido de vida que hará un alumno. Más bien, mejora la experiencia en la secundaria exponiendo a los estudiantes a una variedad de profesiones, mientras fomenta las destrezas y la confianza que son necesarias para cualquier profesión. Y muchos estudiantes efectivamente encuentran una orientación que les apasiona a Los profesores de todas las materias de Linked Learning trabajan en conjunto para integrar en la currícula clases orientadas a las diferentes carreras. Muchos profesores orientadores llegan a clase con una experiencia y una formación específica de cada industria. Los profesores trabajan de cerca con profesionales de la industria para diseñar un aprendizaje basado en proyectos que esté adaptado a los estándares y las innovaciones actuales del sector. LOS CUATRO COMPONENTES CLAVE DE LINKED LEARNING Académicos rigurosos – Materias fundamentales que preparan a los alumnos para la universidad, incluyendo el curso A-G requerido por las universidades públicas de California y un trabajo en consonancia con los Estándares Básicos Comunes del Estado. En el aula, aprendizaje basado en la carrera – Las habilidades profesionales y los conocimientos vinculados a la industria se van tejiendo mediante clases y ejercicios que contextualizan a los estudiantes sobre lo que están aprendiendo. Aprendizaje basado en el trabajo en instalaciones profesionales – Diferentes experiencias en el mundo real, desde pasantías remuneradas hasta prácticas, que presentan a los alumnos las distintas carreras posibles. Apoyo estudiantil integrado – Servicios de apoyo dedicados adaptados a las necesidades de cada alumno, como orientación y apoyo suplementario, que ayudan a asegurar el éxito en la escuela y en la vida. MEJORES RESULTADOS ESTUDIANTILES Los estudiantes desarrollan habilidades para la carrera y la vida (diferencias en puntos) expectativas de Las investigaciones demuestran que los comportamiento estudiantes de Linked Learning ganan más ver las ventajas de la escuela créditos y tienen más probabilidades de cumplir con los requerimientos A-G. Los alcanzar una meta compartida estudiantes también afirman que tienen PROFESIONALISMO COLABORACIÓN ACTITUD mayor confianza en sus habilidades para la poder aprender vida y la carrera que sus pares en las contenidos difíciles hacer un ser responsable de secundarias tradicionales. poder alcanzar trabajar con otra gente presentarse ante un grupo currículum la calidad del trabajo metas Fuente: Evaluación internacional de iniciativa del distrito de SRI California Linked Learning (SRI International California LinkedLearning District Initiative Evaluation), 2014; ejecutivo, informe detallado PREGUNTAS FRECUENTES ¿Por qué debería usted considerar a Linked Learning como una opción a la hora de escoger una secundaria? Linked Learning es una práctica que ha demostrado tener el potencial para impulsar los logros en todos los estudiantes, aumentar la cantidad de graduados y reducir los índices de deserción. Linked Learning ya generó grandes cambios en las vidas de los estudiantes de nuestra comunidad [INGRESE UN EJEMPLO POSITIVO RELACIONADO AL APRENDIZAJE LINKED LEARNING EN SU DISTRITO]. Ha conectado a nuestra comunidad con nuestras escuelas y nuestros estudiantes. Fechas límite para la inscripción/ Fechas importantes Ayuda a los estudiantes a ser dueños de su educación y les abre la puerta a las distintas oportunidades potenciales que los están esperando una vez que egresen, entre las cuales hay muchas que quizás nunca imaginaron. Muchos estudiantes descubren su verdadera vocación durante la escuela secundaria. Para los que aún no se decidieron por una vocación, la educación Linked Learning será más relevante y los inspirará a trabajar con más esmero, a apuntar más alto y a estar preparados para el recorrido que escojan en un futuro. ¿Cuáles son las diferencias entre Linked Learning y las escuelas secundarias tradicionales? Los estudiantes asisten a una amplia variedad de cursos académicos integrados con un aprendizaje en clase basado en la carrera, experiencias basadas en el campo laboral y un apoyo personalizado. Todos estos componentes están estrechamente vinculados con las profesiones reales de las principales industrias de nuestro estado como ingeniería, artes escénicas, cuidados médicos, tecnologías de la energía y otras. Los estudiantes de Linked Learning se gradúan con las habilidades y la confianza para tener éxito en cualquier carrera que elijan. ¿Cómo es el aprendizaje basado en el trabajo, aplicado en el aula? [Ingrese un ejemplo de una secuencia de clase y cómo se armoniza con los proyectos/orientaciones principales, y cómo se vincula con las visitas a los sitios de trabajo, tutorías/pasantías fuera del aula. También incluya los tipos de servicios de apoyo al estudiante.] ¿Qué tipos de oportunidades de aprendizaje basadas en el trabajo están disponibles para los alumnos fuera del aula? [SE RECOMIENDA EDITAR SEGÚN LAS ESPECIFICACIONES DEL DISTRITO] Los estudiantes de Linked Learning viven una variedad de experiencias con profesionales de su área de orientación. Si bien las actividades varían según cada recorrido, durante los dos primeros años en general se introduce a los alumnos a las carreras de una industria a través de actividades como visitas al lugar de trabajo y presentaciones de profesionales. Los juniors y séniors realizan su transición hacia experiencias de aprendizaje basadas en el trabajo más inclusivas. Los proyectos de los alumnos de la escuela son revisados por profesionales, y tienen oportunidades de realizar pasantías remuneradas en el campo profesional y de participar en prácticas y tutorías de verano. ¿Linked Learning obliga a los alumnos a escoger una carrera o una universidad mientras que aún están en la secundaria? No. Linked Learning se trata de un aprendizaje con aplicación en el mundo real, y una preparación basada en la carrera para que los alumnos puedan entender mejor por qué tienen que ser buenos en matemáticas, ciencia, inglés y estudios sociales. No se trata de escoger una carrera en particular, aunque varios alumnos sí lo hacen durante su recorrido. Como Linked Learning le brinda a sus estudiantes no solo una sólida formación académica, sino también una introducción a importantes saberes de la industria y habilidades generales para estar listos para su carrera, aquellos que hayan escogido su recorrido Linked Learning están preparados para una gran variedad de opciones posecundarias y de carrera. Se trata de ampliar sus opciones, no de reducirlas. ¿Qué recorridos están disponibles en nuestro distrito? OFRECEMOS [NÚMERO] recorridos, incluyendo [INGRESE RECORRIDOS DISPONIBLES DEL DISTRITO Y SU SITIO.] Recorrido 1, sitio de la escuela Recorrido 4, sitio de la escuela Recorrido 2, sitio de la escuela Recorrido 5, sitio de la escuela Recorrido 3, sitio de la escuela Recorrido 6, sitio de la escuela ¿Cómo escoger el recorrido? [Inserte el proceso específico del distrito, la información sobre casas abiertas, los recursos en línea, etc.] INFORMACIÓN DE CONTACTO DEL DISTRITO [Incluya los nombres, la dirección email, el sitio web y los números de teléfono] Para saber más sobre los recorridos que Linked Learning ofrece y la manera de involucrarse, acceda a [INSERTAR URL]. NOMBRE DEL RECORRIDO Sector de la industria Lugar [RECORRIDO] le brinda a los alumnos la oportunidad de explorar las carreras de [INDUSTRIA] y las opciones educativas posecundarias, y le permite a los graduados tener éxito en la universidad o en cualquier carrera laboral que escojan. Le ofrecemos a los alumnos una experiencia educativa inclusiva que integra académicos rigurosos y aplicados y un aprendizaje basado en proyectos vinculados a los recorridos de carrera del sector [INDUSTRIA]. Los alumnos que se gradúan del [RECORRIDO] tendrán las habilidades y la confianza para abordar ya sea un programa universitario de cuatro años o bien un programa de formación profesional a nivel universitario de la comunidad, o directamente podrán ingresar al campo laborar luego de la secundaria. Considere incluir fotos de los estudiantes en acción Elegir un recorrido en la secundaria no determina la carrera profesional del alumno, aunque varios estudiantes pueden encontrar la inspiración necesaria para hacer su elección y al mismo tiempo se los incentiva para que trabajen más arduamente y aspiren más alto. Como Linked Learning le brinda a sus estudiantes no solo una sólida formación académica, sino también una introducción a saberes esenciales de la industria y habilidades generales para estar listos para su carrera, aquellos que hayan escogido su recorrido Linked Learning están preparados para una gran variedad de opciones universitarias y de carrera. Se trata de ampliar las opciones, no de reducirlas. Socios y consejeros de la comunidad [Incluya una lista de organizaciones, partes interesadas de los negocios, del sector profesional y de la comunidad que están asociados con uno de los recorridos] Socio comunitario A Socio comunitario D Socio comunitario G Socio comercial B Socio comercial E Socio comercial H Socio de empleo C Socio de empleo F Socio de empleo I Secuencia del curso 9 ° grado 10 º grado 11 º grado 12 º grado Ejemplo: Inglés, Historia general, Álgebra 1 o Matemáticas de alto nivel, Conexiones biológicas a la energía y el medioambiente Ejemplo: Inglés, Historia del mundo, Química ambiental, Geometría o Matemáticas de alto nivel, Sustentabilidad 1: Introducción a la energía renovable Ejemplo: Inglés, Historia de los E.E. U.U., Física de la ciencia de la energía, Análisis matemático o Pre-cálculo Ejemplo: Inglés, Gobierno/Economía, Ciencia ambiental o sistemas sustentables de AP, Matemáticas avanzada Carreras relacionadas en la industria Los estudiantes del [RECORRIDO] aprenden sobre [SECTOR DE INDUSTRIA] y una amplia variedad de carreras en el sector, incluyendo: Ejemplo: Auditor de energía Ejemplo: Operador de servicios Ejemplo: Ingeniero electricista públicos Ejemplo: Ingeniero medioambiental Ejemplo: Ingeniero civil Ejemplo: Analista de energía Ejemplo: Inspector subterráneo Ejemplo: Científico ambiental Ejemplo: Planificador urbano Ejemplo de oportunidades de aprendizaje basadas en el trabajo [Incluya los ejemplos de oportunidades del estudiante para variar los niveles del grado]. INFORMACIÓN DE CONTACTO DEL RECORRIDO Incluya los nombres, la dirección email, el sitio web y los números de teléfono On the path to SUCCESS Linked Learning is a proven approach to education that combines college-focused academics, work-based learning and intensive student supports. By centering high school around industry themes, learning becomes relevant. Students graduate with the skills and confidence to succeed in college, career and life. To learn more, visit LinkedLearning.org Linked learning students earn on average 6.9 MORE CREDITS A+ in the 10th grade than similar peers at traditional high schools. Students coming into Linked Learning with low achievement in 8th grade outscored similar peers High School on key state assessments in 9th and 10th grade. Compared with similar peers, Linked Learning students are 5.2 Compared with similar peers, Linked Learning students are 7.9 MORE LIKELY to be on track at the end of 10th grade to complete the a-g requirements, percentage points which are needed for admission to a four-year public university in California. MORE LIKELY to stay within their district through 12th grade rather than transfer or drop out. College Compared with their peers, more pathway students reported seeing Pathway students are +12 percentage points Linked Learning students reported improvement in specific professional skills. When compared with their peers: Compared with their peers, Linked Learning students were more likely to report that high school prepares them for working with people in professional settings +21 +17 Career percentage points and for working in a group to achieve a shared goal. percentage points MORE LIKELY to report having support navigating decisions on what they wanted to do after graduation than their peers. connections between what they learned in class and the real world. +10 percentage points +20 percentage points +22 percentage points Linked Learning students were more likely to report improved presentation skills. percentage points Linked Learning students were more likely to judge whether they can trust the results of an online search. Guha, R., Caspary, K., Stites, R., Padilla, C., Arshan, N., Park, C., Tse, V., Astudillo, S., Black, A., & Adelman, N. (2014). Taking stock of the California Linked Learning District Initiative. Fifth-year evaluation report. Menlo Park, CA: SRI International. LinkedLearning.org Linked Learning • Offers students a personally relevant, wholly engaging, college-focused academic and career-based curriculum with real-world learning opportunities. • Ensures students graduate from high school well prepared to enter a two- or four-year college or university, an apprenticeship and formal job training. • Exposes students to previously unimagined college and career opportunities. Four Core Components of Linked Learning • R igorous academics. Core subjects that prepare all students for college, including the a-g coursework required by California’s public universities and aligned to the common core state standards. • Career-based learning in the classroom. Professional skills and industry-related knowledge woven into lessons and assignments to give students context for what they’re learning. • Work-based learning in professional settings. A range of real-world experiences—from mentoring and job shadowing to internships—that expose students to possible career paths. • Integrated student supports. Dedicated support services tailored to the needs of students, such as counseling and supplemental instruction that help ensure students are successful in school and life. Proven Success • Compared with their peers, students in certified Linked Learning pathways earn more credits in the first three years of high school, report greater confidence in their life and career skills, and say they are experiencing more rigorous, integrated, and relevant instruction. Linked Learning students are also more likely to stay in their school district through high school, indicating that they are less likely to transfer or drop out of school. • Linked Learning prepares students for a postsecondary education. Many Linked Learning pathways ensure students successfully complete the necessary a–g coursework for admission to a four-year public university in California. In fact, students were 7.9 percentage points more likely to be on track with a–g requirements at the end of 10th grade. • Momentum is growing to expand the Linked Learning approach across California. The State Linked Learning Pilot Program includes 63 participating school districts and county offices of education. CDE, California Community Colleges and James Irvine Foundation are providing $7 Million for pilot implementation. The state budget also includes $250 million for the California Career Pathways Trust, a grant program incentivizing collaboration between schools and employers to support Linked Learning pathways and provide work-based learning opportunities for students. In 2015, a second round of grants through the California Career Pathways Trust will provide an additional $250 million to district and community college partnerships across the state. Guha, R., Caspary, K., Stites, R., Padilla, C., Arshan, N., Park, C., Tse, V., Astudillo, S., Black, A., & Adelman, N. (2014). Taking stock of the California Linked Learning District Initiative. Fifth-year evaluation report. Menlo Park, CA: SRI International. Pride Pack Poster Set – Set of 5 posters If you’d like to request sets of posters for your pathway school sites, or have any questions, email us at LinkedLearning@gmmb.com. Take pictures of these materials in action, and then post them with the hashtag #LinkedLearning to Twitter or Instagram. Every time you do, you’ll be entered into a monthly drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card! WE ARE LINKED LEARNING Inspired to dream bigger and aim higher Linked Learning students graduate with the skills and confidence to succeed in college, career and life. The four core components of Linked Learning: - Rigorous academics - Career-based learning in the classroom - Work-based learning in professional settings LinkedLearning.org #LinkedLearning - Integrated student supports WE ARE LINKED LEARNING Finding answers to “why do I need to learn this?” Linked Learning students graduate with the skills and confidence to succeed in college, career and life. The four core components of Linked Learning: - Rigorous academics - Career-based learning in the classroom - Work-based learning in professional settings LinkedLearning.org #LinkedLearning - Integrated student supports WE ARE LINKED LEARNING Getting real-world work experience Linked Learning students graduate with the skills and confidence to succeed in college, career and life. The four core components of Linked Learning: - Rigorous academics - Career-based learning in the classroom - Work-based learning in professional settings LinkedLearning.org #LinkedLearning - Integrated student supports WE ARE LINKED LEARNING Learning from real professionals in the classroom Linked Learning students graduate with the skills and confidence to succeed in college, career and life. The four core components of Linked Learning: - Rigorous academics - Career-based learning in the classroom - Work-based learning in professional settings LinkedLearning.org #LinkedLearning - Integrated student supports WE ARE LINKED LEARNING Taking control of our futures Linked Learning students graduate with the skills and confidence to succeed in college, career and life. The four core components of Linked Learning: - Rigorous academics - Career-based learning in the classroom - Work-based learning in professional settings LinkedLearning.org #LinkedLearning - Integrated student supports Pathway Pride Pack Stickers If you’d like to request stickers for your pathway(s), or have any questions, email us at LinkedLearning@gmmb.com. Take pictures of these materials in action, and then post them with the hashtag #LinkedLearning to Twitter or Instagram. Every time you do, you’ll be entered into a monthly drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card! Meet the Artist Pathway Pride Pack Flags If you’d like to request an outdoor sized flag for your pathway school sites, or have any questions, email us at LinkedLearning@gmmb.com. Take pictures of these materials in action, and then post them with the hashtag #LinkedLearning to Twitter or Instagram. Every time you do, you’ll be entered into a monthly drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card! Pathway Pride Pack Additional Materials: Water Bottles* Digi-Wipes: Front Window Decals Digi-Wipes: Back If you’d like to request any of these materials for your pathway school sites, or have any questions, email us at LinkedLearning@gmmb.com. *Water bottle availability is limited to one box (24 bottles) per pathway Take pictures of these materials in action, and then post them with the hashtag #LinkedLearning to Twitter or Instagram. Every time you do, you’ll be entered into a monthly drawing for a $100 Amazon gift card!
