Abstract Details (PID = P141) |
Title: | Career Pathway Endorsement Process: Science Lens (P141) |
Description: | The College and Career Pathway Endorsement (CCPE) process, in collaboration with the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE), integrates a comprehensive approach to science education by aligning course sequences with career pathways, dual credit, and career exploration opportunities. Within the science curriculum, students can engage in a structured progression of courses designed to deepen their understanding and skills, leading to endorsements that signal readiness for postsecondary education and careers in science-related fields. Dual credit opportunities enhance this pathway, allowing students to earn college credits while still in high school, reducing the time and cost of obtaining a degree. Additionally, career exploration activities, such as internships, industry site visits, and hands-on lab experiences, provide real-world exposure and foster connections between classroom learning and future science careers. This holistic approach ensures that students gain the skills, knowledge, and experiences necessary to succeed in the science workforce or further their education in specialized fields. |
Subject: | Other |
Intended Audience: | HS (9-12) |
Aligned with NGSS: | No |
NGSS Level: | Not Applicable - Not an NGSS Related Presentation |
Type of Presentation: | Lecture - Presenter(s) will primarily present information via a lecture, PowerPoint, video, etc. |
Primary Presenter Detail |
Presenter - 1 / Title: | Gina Schuyler, Dist Admin for Community Partnerships |
School/Organization: | Grayslake D127 |
Co-Presenter(s) Detail |
Presenter - 2 / Title: | Deanna Mazanek, Science Department Chair |
School/Organization: | Grayslake D127 |
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Schedule Details |
Room: | 166 |
Day: | Mon |
Time: | 12:30 PM |
Length: | 50 min |
Room Setup: | Classrm - Flat / 48 people
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