Identification should include career-ready practices by connecting them to student behaviors in school (e.g., attendance, showing up on time). It should also include
- definition of personal qualities and abilities and examples of alignment with the 5 Cs
- creativity
- work ethic
- problem solving
- definition of interpersonal skills and examples
- conflict-resolution
- teamwork
- respect for diversity
- professional competencies
- creativity
- critical thinking
- communication.
Process/Skill Questions:
- How can regularly arriving at school on time prepare a student for meeting expectations in the workplace?
- What skills can help students prepare for the workplace?
- How can the 5 Cs help students go beyond mere memorization and recall?
- How can practicing the 5 Cs help one become workplace ready?
- Why is it important to respect diversity and work well with others?
Teacher Resource: The Virginia 5 Cs