Administrative Rules of Montana
Department 10 - EDUCATION
Chapter 10.53 - CONTENT STANDARDS
Subchapter 10.53.10 - Career and Technical Education Content Standards
Rule 10.53.1008 - CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION STANDARDS FOR SIXTH THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE
Universal Citation: MT Admin Rules 10.53.1008
Current through Register Vol. 18, September 20, 2024
(1) The career and technical education standards for sixth through eighth grades are that each student will:
(a) act as a responsible and contributing
citizen and employee:
(i) defend choices
related to positive, safe, legal, and ethical behavior; and
(ii) practice employability skills;
(b) apply appropriate academic and
technical skills:
(i) develop a product using
oral, illustrative, or multimedia communications;
(ii) compose well-organized written documents
for the workplace;
(iii)
communicate mathematical data using charts, tables, and graphs; and
(iv) integrate and translate scientific
methods to technical data using oral, written, and multimedia communications;
(c) attend to personal
health and financial well-being:
(i)
investigate the connection between work and financial well-being;
(ii) identify how peers positively or
negatively influence personal well-being; and
(iii) develop a personal budget and savings
plan;
(d) communicate
clearly, effectively, and with reason:
(i)
apply employability skills to productively interact with all team members to
accomplish group goals; and
(ii)
integrate a variety of multimedia applications to effectively organize and
present information.
(e)
consider the environmental, social and economic impacts of decisions:
(i) evaluate peer behaviors and exhibit
personal responsibility to promote personal and group safety in all
environments; and
(ii) identify
personal protective equipment for workplace, classroom, and personal use,
determining when and where it should be utilized;
(f) demonstrate creativity and innovation by
developing or modifying an existing innovation to improve the
workplace;
(g) employ valid and
reliable research strategies:
(i) evaluate
the accuracy, credibility, perspective, and relevance of information, media,
data, and other resources;
(ii)
curate information from multiple sources to make meaningful connections and
draw conclusions; and
(iii) apply
fair use and copyright laws;
(h) utilize critical thinking to make sense
of problems and persevere in solving them:
(i) analyze trends to draw conclusions and
explore solutions to problems;
(ii) analyze and explain how individual
behaviors influence processes and environments; and
(iii) evaluate resources in testing and
refining solutions to problems before asking for assistance;
(i) model integrity, ethical
leadership, and effective management:
(i)
examine the importance of professional ethics, cultural, and legal
responsibilities of the workplace;
(ii) evaluate alternative responses to
workplace situations; and
(iii)
describe the diversity of workplace environments;
(j) plan education and career path aligned to
personal goals:
(i) develop programs of study
for various Career Pathways, examining outlook, salary, education, job duties,
and lifestyle; and
(ii) identify
job opportunities, and organize and synthesize information about career skills
and requirements for applications.
(k) use technology to enhance productivity:
(i) explain how scientific and technological
changes impact specific careers; and
(ii) describe the role of technology within a
community in maintaining safe and healthy environments;
(l) work productively in teams while using
cultural/global competence:
(i) evaluate
local and global challenges; and
(ii) evaluate diversity and inclusion
language in documents and policies.
AUTH: 20-2-121; IMP: 20-2-121, 20-3-106, 20-7-101, MCA
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