Get There: Integrated Education and Training Single Set of Learning Outcomes
Author: Collier City Public Schools: Ariel Pechokas, Mary Jane Balun, Linda Rhines, Valerie Guillaume, and Christine Briggs Indian River State College: Winsome Glaive, Patricia Gagliano, Donna Sizemore, Armon Copeland, and Kelly Amatucci Miami Dade College: Luis Rodriguez, Karin Miller, Jesus Ranero, and Andrea Keener Osceola County Public Schools: Jeff Arnott, Karen Combs, Michelle Overstreet, Donna O’Dell, Sheryl Reyes Cuevas, James Avant, and Dorothy Archard Palm Beach County Public Schools: Fred Barch, John Hay, Pamela Jo Wilson, Brenda Boston, Lisa Anderson, Nicole Howard-Rice, Maria Anwar, Lashan King, and Karin Espinosa Seminole State College: Jane Hudson, Douglas Tayor, Lauri Schoneck, Rachel Slavkin, and Joshua Trujillo
Subject Area: Career Pathways, ESL/ELL, Health, IET, LINCS Resources
Program Level: Professional Development
Material Type: Collection
Language: English
License: (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) For license summary click here

Abstract:

This resource provides a comprehensive set of integrated learning outcomes (a single set of learning objectives, or SSLO) for a variety of career pathways, including those for home health aides, certified nursing assistants, logistics and transportation specialists, and building tradespeople and construction design technologists. Some SSLOs are designed specifically for English for Speakers of Other Languages and General Education Development.
This resource can be used to help create SSLO for a variety of career pathway integrated education and training programs. It offers the objectives, relative skill-development pieces and standards, and curricular ideas for implementation. Educators at different programs throughout Florida developed each SSLO, meaning the examples demonstrate effective SSLOs within a range of contexts.
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Publication Year
2021