Academic and Career Planning - Madison Metropolitan School District
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Academic and Career Planning - Madison Metropolitan School District
www.mmsd.org/innoved THE Expl rer First Quarter | Primer Trimestre 2015-2016 @InnAltEd The Newsletter of IAE | El Boletín de Noticias de IAE Academic and Career Planning This fall, AERO students began their Academic and Career Plan (ACP), which is a student-driven, adult-supported process where students create and cultivate their own unique and information-based visions for post secondary success. Students across the Madison Metropolitan School District in eighth and ninth grade is intended to follow students as they move through high school. The ACP is a tool to help students identify interests and set goals for their lives after high school, and steps to achieve those goals. Currently, students are focused on section “Who am I” where students participate in daily community circles to develop a shared sense of community, learn social skills, and share about themselves. Once a week, students participate in an ACP specific class, learning how to read their personal academic record of all the classes they have taken and the grades they earned. Students reflect on actions that they can take to be successful in classes, as well as understanding how earning credit will affect not only their future high school career but also their graduation date. Students will also learn about how to apply for a job electronically and in person. Finally, students have just recently developed a visual artifact for continued on page 2 Este otoño, los y las estudiantes AERO comenzaron con sus planes académicos y vocacionales (ACP), que consisten de un proceso liderado por el/la estudiante y con apoyo de adultos mientras crean y cultivan visiones personales bien informadas y su éxito postsecundario. La intención es avanzar estudiantes de secundaria a lo largo del Distrito Metropolitano Escolar de Madison. El ACP es una herramienta para ayudar al estudiante en identificar sus intereses personales y objetivos de vida para después de la secundaria, así como los pasos que necesitan tomar. Actualmente, los y las estudiantes están concentrados en la sección de “Quién Soy” en la que a través de diálogos en circulo a diario van construyendo un sentido de comunidad, aprenden habilidades sociales y comparten sobre sí mismos. Una vez a la semana, los/as estudiantes participan en una clase específica de ACP aprendiendo cómo leer su propia libreta académica y para todas sus clases, entendiendo las notas que han obtenido, aprendiendo cómo obtener créditos afecta su carrera secundaria e incluso la fecha de su graduación. Así las/os estudiantes reflexionan sobre acciones que pueden tomar para tener éxito en sus clases y en adelante. continua en pág 2