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Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning. What is Experiential Learning?. A structured activity that correlates with the school-based learning of the student. An activity that includes specific objectives to be learned by the student as a result of the activity.

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Experiential Learning

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  1. Experiential Learning

  2. What is Experiential Learning? • A structured activity that correlates with the school-based learning of the student. • An activity that includes specific objectives to be learned by the student as a result of the activity. • Formerly called Work-Based Learning

  3. Graduation Requirement • Randolph County requires 10 hours of experiential learning in your career concentration forgraduation. • You can earn an extra ½ credit by earning 60 hours of Ex-learning. (10 hours in concentration plus 5o more in any area)

  4. How it Works • Experience must be completed at a local site approved by the Randolph County Board of Education. • The Approved Site List is posted on your school website. • Contact Kathy Beahm (Central Office) if you want a new site approved. • After completing the activity, fill out the Verification Form (on the website). • Submit the form to Guidance by the posted deadline.

  5. What are the Deadlines? Your school’s deadline here

  6. This form available on your school website.

  7. Remember to complete page 2 of the form.

  8. Categories of Experiences Clinical Experience • These experiences are available only through the Health Occupations courses at Randolph Technical Center.

  9. Career and Work Skills Training • This category is available only through the CWST class at Randolph Technical Center. • Your job site in this course must be in your career concentration to meet the graduation requirement.

  10. Community Service • You can volunteer at any number of organizations, including • Scouts • 4-H • Humane Society • Relay for Life • Church • Hooked on Fishing • Davis Memorial Hospital • YMCA • Others on the Approved Site List

  11. School-Based Enterprises • A school-sponsored enterprise involves goods and services being produced by students as part of their educational program. • This includes classes such as • Yearbook • Newspaper

  12. Service Based Learning • This category involves services that are aligned with Content Standards for your courses. • With teacher approval, certain activities can count in these courses: • Advanced Art • Vocal Ensemble • Band • Advance Theater • Advanced career tech courses at RTC • Agriculture summer experiences

  13. Sophomores • You will decide on a Career Concentration later this year. • However, you can still complete experiences and submit the form. • Just leave the Career Concentration line blank for now.

  14. Questions? • Ask your Advisor. • Notify ______________ by email. • Visit the Guidance Office. Any questions right now?

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