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Welcome to East High School

Welcome to East High School. Mr. Zigerell Back-to-School Night Wednesday, September 25, 2013. Mr. Zigerell Business Education Teacher. Email: ezigerell@cdschools.org Phone #: 717-541-1662 x. 102. Who am I?. Hometown - Pittsburgh Associate Degree in Business Management

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Welcome to East High School

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  1. Welcome to East High School Mr. Zigerell Back-to-School Night Wednesday, September 25, 2013

  2. Mr. ZigerellBusiness Education Teacher Email: ezigerell@cdschools.org Phone #: 717-541-1662 x. 102

  3. Who am I? Hometown - Pittsburgh Associate Degree in Business Management Community College of Beaver County BSBA in Business Education Robert Morris University MS in Education (Classroom Technology) Wilkes University Substitute taught in Pittsburgh and Las Vegas Worked at Mellon Bank / Citizens Bank Accepted teaching position here at Central Dauphin Schools – August 2005 (8th year teaching) Assignments East Middle School and East High School

  4. Computer Applications I Course Description This course is designed to help you gain the basic computer software skills that are demanded in today’s ever changing world. Hands-on learning will be used to complete projects such as, creating letters, forms, tables, spreadsheets, and presentations. You will also define basic computer terminology, and learn proper keyboarding and formatting skills.

  5. Computer Applications I (every other day)Periods 2, 5 and 9 - Room 102 ½ credit course for all 9th graders Topics covered: MT5 – improves keyboarding skills Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Publisher (2010) This software will help students in other high school courses Course Syllabus (Teacher’s Web Page) All class work can be completed in class. Home use acceptable if e-mailed finished copy.

  6. Computer Apps IHow are we graded? • The “Do now” – 5 point each • Ticket out the doors – class participation – 5 points each • Good Citizenship Grade – Student Behavior • MicroType 5 – errors count against students • Quizzes • Tests • Timed Writing (35 WPM) • Microsoft Word – screen shot grades (most of time) • Excel Assignments – screen shot grades (most of time) • PowerPoint Assignments – screen shot grades (most of time)

  7. Apps Assignments • Proofreader’s Marks • Serif, Sans Serif, Script Fonts • Drawing Ribbon • PowerPoint Presentations • Centering Assignments • Paragraph Indenting • MLA Reports • Tables • Excel Assignments

  8. Approved Typing Websites • http://www.sense-lang.org/typing/ • http://kids.learn2type.com/NewUser • http://www.mrkent.com/kb/keyboard.htm • http://www.typingmaster.com/index.asp?go=bubbles_start • www.freetypinggame.net

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  10. Advanced KeyboardingCourse Description Hands-on learningwill be used to complete projects such as: Letters Memos Announcements Tables Reports Business cards Flyers Excel worksheets PowerPoint presentation Faxed documents. Create projects in career development such as: communication skills Scenarios Ethics in business Worksheets Etiquette in the workplace, Netiquette on the Internet. It helps students understand computer applications, as well as to work in an office.

  11. Advanced KeyboardingPeriod 8 - Room 102 One-credit class for students 10 – 12 First 2 weeks – students develop and improve their keyboarding skills (MT5) Rest of the school year – Introduce Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publisher Course Syllabus (Teacher’s Web Page) This software will help students in other high school courses All class work can be completed in class. Home use acceptable if e-mailed finished copy.

  12. Advanced KeyboardingHow are we graded? • The Learning Logs “do now” – 2 points each • Ticket out the doors – class participation – 2 points each • Good Citizenship Grade (1/2 point) (lose 1 point) – Student Behavior • Micro Type 5 • Errors count against students… • Proofreading • Quizzes • Tests • Microsoft Word – screen shot grades (most of time) • Excel Assignments – screen shot grades (most of time) • PowerPoint Assignments – screen shot grades (most of time)

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  14. Financial ManagementPeriods 1 and 8 - Room 102 Full credit course Course available for 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students The world of money management and finance This will help students navigate the financial decisions facing today and tomorrow. Students will learn what to do with their money by learning about their financial options and their responsibilities. Students will also learn the consequences of mismanaged finances. Course Syllabus (Teacher’s Web Page) The course will combine textbook, computer simulations, and Internet navigation to educate the students in the world of money management.

  15. Financial Management • Topics covered: • Unit 1: Planning Personal Finances • Unit 2: Banking and Credit • Unit 3: Investing Financial Resources • Unit 4: Protecting Your Finances • Unit 5: Business Ownership and Planning • Unit 6: Business Finance Basics

  16. Financial ManagementOnline Learning Center • Curriculum Correlation • Chapter Study Organizers • Chapter feature activities • Go Figure Math Problems • Practice Tests • Business Week Activities • Online Resources • Vocabulary puzzles and games • http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0078687128/

  17. Financial ManagementHow are we graded? Students who miss any assignments are responsible for making it up – or it will be a zero grade All class work can be completed in class. Home use acceptable if e-mailed finished copy. Good Citizenship Grade – Student Behavior • The “Do now” – 2 points each • Ticket out the doors – class participation – 2 points each • Lecture notes – using PowerPoint • Cornell Notes – using Word • Quizzes – vocabulary quiz every few sections • Tests – one every chapter

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  19. Advanced Computer ConceptsCourse Description Hands-on learningwill be used to complete projects such as: Using a template in word Creating a newsletter in word Working with graphics in PowerPoint Using hyperlinks in PowerPoint Using financial functions in excel Creating, sorting, and querying a table in excel Creating reports and forms in access Using advanced report techniques in access Editing photos in adobe Photoshop This is the follow-up class to Computer Applications II; a more advanced learning class.

  20. Advanced Computer ConceptsPeriod 3 - Room 102 One-credit class for students who had computer applications 2 Course Syllabus (Teacher’s Web Page) Textbook is mainly used for this class MOUS Certification is also available This software will help students in other high school courses All class work can be completed in class. Home use acceptable if e-mailed finished copy.

  21. Advanced Computer ConceptsHow are we graded? • The “Do now” – 2 points each • Ticket out the door – class participation – 2 points each • Good Citizenship Grade – Student Behavior • Rubrics are used for big projects • Quizzes are used after big projects to reinforce student learning • Tests – vocabulary tests are given • Most classroom assignments are either graded using a screen shot of the computer or students print out their assignments

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