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Career Exploration Vocabulary Review, Pt. 2

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Work ethicHow a person feels about his or her job and the effort he/she puts into it
Self-assessmentEvaluating your own interests, preferences, values, goals
AptitudesThe natural physical and mental talents for learning. You are born with these.
Personality traitA characteristic that describes you. For example: shy, friendly, dependable
RetirementThe years after a person stops working and earning an income
Job applicationA form you fill out when applying for a job
Career decisionsMajor decisions about selecting and pursuing a career that can influence a person's entire future
Self-conceptThe mental image one has of himself or herself
Self-esteemHaving confidence and satisfaction in oneself...how you feel about yourself
QualityA commitment by everyone in the organization to exceed customer expectations
Job probationBeing hired for a trial period to test how wel one can do the job
IncentiveSomething that inspires a person to act
MultitaskingDoing more than one job at a time
HygieneKeeping one's body clean
Career clusterA group of jobs that are similar to each other...there are 16 nationally recognized.
IntegrityFirmly following one's moral values
ValuesWhat is most important to you; your beliefs and personal priorities
Self-advocacyA person speakig up for himself or herself by describing his or her disability and making sure he or she receives what is needed to be successful
Self-determinationTaking control of your life without undue external influence over what affects your life. In other words, the ability to know what must be done and to be in charge of your own life choices
AccommodationsWays tasks are changed or modified to eet a person's specific learning needs...ex: extended time, tests read with explanation of directions, use of a calculator, etc.
Transition PlanA coordiated set of activities identified on a student's IEP to address transition needs from the school environment to post-school settings
Post-secondary optionsAfter high school education choices
TransitionChange. The movement and growth from one stage to another...in high school it refers to a change in status from behaving primariy as a student to assuming emergent roles in the community.
Vocational Rehabilitation Act, Section 504Civil Rights legislation for Americans with disabilities
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)Civil Rights for Americans with disabilities legislation/law that promotes equal access to accommodations in the workplace
DisclosureSharing information about your disability, learning needs, and accommodations with people who need to know (teachers, employer, post-secondary school, etc.)
I.D.E.A.07Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act 2007...Federal civil rights education legislation for people with disabilities age B-21
L.R.ELeast Restrictive Environment...being educated in the closest environment to non-disabled peers and where educational needs can be met
Financial needthe difference between what a student is able to pay and the cost of the institution
Interest inventorySelf-assessment tool to identify interests - likes and dislikes
Leisure activitiesThings that a person does for recreation and fun
Bachelor's Degree (BA or BS)A degree awarded after completing a four or five year college program
Associate's DegreeA degree awarded after completing a two-year college program
Documentation of DisabilityGenerally refers to a copy of a student's IEP and any formal testing that was conducted
Dual-career familyA husband and wife who have careers outside the home and raise a family
Job ShadowLearning about a career by actually watchig another person do the work
ReferenceA person whom an employer can call to ask about a job applicant's personal characteristics, work habits, and abilities
Work HistoryA job applicant's previous employers, job titles, and dates employed
Career GoalThe work you would like to be doing several years from now
VocationA career field


HS Transition Coordinator/Sp Ed Teacher
Lexington High School
Lexington, NE

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