What's in Every Lesson
Everything in the Career Clusters unit, in one folder.
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How the week runs.
A profile card for all 14
What each cluster is, its sub-clusters, sample jobs with the education actually required, and the high school courses that start it. Behind them sits the full 72 sub-cluster index, which is the layer where findable jobs live.
- ✓ All 14 clusters profiled
- ✓ The full 72 sub-cluster index
- ✓ A student-facing “Why 14 and Not 16?” explainer
Fifty-six cards and one good argument
Groups get the 14 cluster headers and sort 56 job cards before they read anything. Getting it wrong first is what makes the reference cards land afterward. The key names the five cards that always cause arguments and why both readings are defensible.
- ✓ 56 job cards plus 14 headers, ready to cut
- ✓ Recording sheet with the debrief built in
- ✓ Full sort key, every card by cluster
Your walls, done in one print run
14 printable cluster posters go up around the room, and students visit eight or more on the gallery walk with a recording sheet. They stay up afterward and get pointed at during course selection.
- ✓ 14 posters, print and tape up
- ✓ Gallery walk recording sheet
- ✓ Works as a CCR bulletin board all year
Graded without you writing it
An 8-question quiz on the framework with a written rationale for every answer, the Cluster Pitch performance task, and a five-criterion, four-level rubric with a score sheet, plus self-grading Google Forms™ versions.
- ✓ 8-question quiz with a keyed rationale
- ✓ Cluster Pitch task and four-level rubric
- ✓ Self-grading Google Forms™
The 5-day plan
Plus self-grading Google Forms™ versions of the quiz, the Cluster Pitch task and the note catcher.
Why Teachers Choose It
14 clusters and 72 sub-clusters, plus a crosswalk for the old 16, because both lists will be in circulation for years.
The layer where findable jobs live. “Healthcare” is too broad for a student to act on; “Health Data & Administration” is something they can go look up.
Print the 56 cards on cardstock once and the deck works as a bell ringer, a sub plan and a review game.
Print once and your walls are done. The gallery walk is built around them and they stay up for course selection.
A Read-First guide and a five-day plan with a three-day short version mean about ten minutes of prep.
Print-ready PDFs plus three self-grading Google Forms™, including the one that ranks your class's interest.
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