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One Person at each table needs a NetBook

One Person at each table needs a NetBook. STEM Work Ethic. Prepared by Ms. Summers & Mr. Palermo Portions of this Power-point were stolen fair and square from the University of Georgia Work Ethic Study with grateful acknowledgement to Mrs. Helmick’s Link!. Why Work Ethic?.

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One Person at each table needs a NetBook

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  1. One Person at each table needs a NetBook

  2. STEM Work Ethic Prepared by Ms. Summers & Mr. Palermo Portions of this Power-point were stolen fair and square from the University of Georgia Work Ethic Study with grateful acknowledgement to Mrs. Helmick’s Link!

  3. Why Work Ethic? Click on the “lazy dude” to begin!

  4. What is Work Ethic Click on this Patriotic Worker from WW2! (Concetta Palermo, Brooklyn Naval Yard, 1944- Mr. P’s Mom Rocked!)

  5. INTERPERSONAL SKILLS PART 1 • You are in Teams of 4 or 5 • There is a reason you are sitting in this position. • You will review various scenarios and discuss with your team your decisions you take with each scenario. • Each scenario will then be discussed by the entire classroom.

  6. INTERPERSONAL SKILLS PART 2 CLICK ON THIS INCREDIBLY BAD EXAMPLE OF INTERPERSONAL SKILLS

  7. INITIATIVE PART 1 • Each Team will choose 1 of the following occupations or predicaments and discuss the possible solutions and/or problems read. • You will then Present your Team’s Opinion on the Problem/Solution to the Class • Try to be Reasonable---it’s easy to be a Monday Morning Quarterback after Sunday’s Game.

  8. INITIATIVE PART 2

  9. BEING DEPENDABLE PART 1 • You are in Cooperative Teams. • There is a reason you are sitting in this position. • You will review various scenarios and discuss with your team your decisions you take with each scenario. • Each scenario will then be discussed by the entire classroom.

  10. BEING DEPENDABLE Part 2 CLICK ON THE CLASPING HANDS for the next exciting episode!

  11. BREAKTHROUGH! • Ok, You analyzed your OWN work ethic skills and discussed possible scenarios and know how your team member’s minds work. • Time to Go that EXTRA MILE!

  12. We don’t REALLY need to tell you to click on the picture…do we?

  13. TIME MANAGEMENT • Of course if People Procrastinate…nothing gets done no matter how interpersonally wonderful you are, how incredibly innovative your team’s idea is, or even if you have the initiative to leap tall buildings with a single bound!

  14. Find Out How you Manage Time!

  15. Conclusion • So now that you have your score for time management, discover ways to relieve your stress by managing your time more wisely. • Make a to-do list • Prioritize tasks • Delegate whenever possible • Ask your STEM facilitator for advice. • Don’t wait for the last minute! This KILLS Projects dead, Dead, DEAD!

  16. Work Ethic • It’s not just for you…its for ALL OF US IN STEM! • Good luck in your endeavor in our STEM Academy

  17. How we Judge YOU in STEM!

  18. Work Ethic as a Grade • You will earn 2 Work Ethic (WE) Summative grades each six weeks. • One at the 3 week point • One at the end of the six weeks • The rubric will be used by all facilitators to score your WE.

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