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Appropriate Grade Levels:
6-12 (This lesson can be used as the start of a larger research project and
career exploration for students in grades 9-12)
Implementation Time:
One class period (45 minutes to one hour) required for basic exercise. An additional
class period or more may be required if the teacher wishes to spend more time
teaching students about dangerous and hazardous materials or embarking on a science-related
research project.
 

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Materials Needed:
Teaching notes for Pratibha Kale case study
Student copies of Pratibha Kale
Paper and pen for students to use when composing memo
Career Pathway: Business & Management
Subject Area: Science/Communications
What will happen for learners as a result of this lesson?
Students will explore a career opportunity in international trade. They will explore
the application of science in a career situation and demonstrate how science information
connects to real-life situations. They will then reiterate information they have
learned by responding to a persuasive writing prompt.
How will students learn?
- Science: Students will explore a challenge which lends itself to being resolved
through the application of science or technology; read and comprehend scientific
information; and use science vocabulary and concepts appropriately in written
explanations. Students will also explore changing technology and the uses of technology
in a career setting.
- Communications: Students will analyze and reflect on ideas while paying attention
and listening in a variety of situations; make well-chosen and varied connections
between own purposes and audience interests and needs; create a comprehensive
and organized presentation with a clear sequencing of ideas and transitions; and
determine effective communication techniques in a career setting.
- Writing: Students will practice writing clearly and effectively to explain
technical information. Students will practice writing for career applications,
producing technical and non-technical documents using resources from career settings.
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