CTE CAREER PATHWAYS Curriculum: CTE Law and Public Safety Audience: Students Topic: Careers in Criminal Justice

An associates or bachelors degree in criminal justice or a related field opens doors to a multitude of career paths, in addition to traditional law enforcement careers. Here are some career options to consider:

1. Victim Advocate

Support and advocate for victims of crime, providing resources and assistance.

2. Security Officer

Work in various settings, including businesses, hospitals, or educational institutions, ensuring safety and security.

3. Insurance Investigator

Investigate insurance claims to determine their legitimacy and potential fraud.

4. Forensic Science Technician

Analyze evidence collected from crime scenes using scientific techniques.

5. Legal Assistant

Use verbal and written communication to draft legal documents and present information to lawyers.

With any career of interest, it's advisable to research the exact state requirements as they may vary. It may also be possible to gain relevant experience through internships, volunteering, or entry-level positions which may enhance your employability and open up additional opportunities.

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I plan on becoming a literary teacher for middle school. I really want to teach 6-9th grade. I want to get a bachelors in English but I'm not sure what else I would need to do. I plan on going to school online as I work full time first shift. I am about to turn 20 but I really want to pursue this. From my understanding I need to get the degree, then get a teaching certificate, and pass the Praxis exam. I'm not sure what to do because I'm debating going to wgu online, asu online, and a few others. I believe that is all I have to do but the schools I'm looking at is online but I don't know if it would count for Kentucky. I really want to do this but I'm not sure if this is the right way or if I would be a great fit for this. I was torn between science and English. If anybody has any ways of helping with this, I would really appreciate. Thank you!

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Hello teachers! We are a Seattle-based salmon nonprofit that hosts an online educational event called 'Survive the Sound' each year in May. In the course of our research into salmon and steelhead trout, we collect a lot of data about their movement, behavior, and struggles. We then take that data and repackage it as a fun, engaging, and educational game where players can pick their favorite fish and tune in from May 6th to 10th so they can anxiously follow their migration from their home rivers out to the Pacific Ocean.

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We're back! We hope you all had a lovely spring holiday and are ready to dive back into math! This week, explore subtracting 1, addition within 100, subtracting multiples of 10, and division by 8.

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1st grade: https://www.mindlygames.com/game/addition-within-100-taterz-quiz

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Hello, teachers of Reddit! While this is not a resource I'd greatly appreciate support on a questionnaire for a class. This questionnaire is for teachers who have teacher assistants/instructional aides or have students who receive Math/ELA intervention, grades K-5. If you receive one type of assistance (teacher assistant but not Math/ELA intervention, or vice versa) you are welcome to participate as well. All participants are appreciated!

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Does anyone remember what their raw score was compared to their scaled score on the praxis? I received a no score but they gave me a raw score and I was curious if I could count on any points being added to my official score in a few weeks.

CTE CAREER PATHWAYS Curriculum: CTE Law and Public Safety Audience: Students Topic: Careers in Criminal Justice

An associates or bachelors degree in criminal justice or a related field opens doors to a multitude of career paths, in addition to traditional law enforcement careers. Here are some career options to consider:

1. Security Consultant

Advise ptivate businesses on security measures and protocols to protect against potential threats.

2. Loss Prevention Specialist

Work for retail businesses to prevent theft and protect against fraud.

3. Bailiff

Maintain order in courtrooms, escorting defendants, and ensuring courtroom security.

4. Emergency Management Specialist

Plan and coordinate responses to natural disasters, accidents, or other emergencies.

5. Community Service Manager

Oversee programs and services aimed at helping individuals involved in the criminal justice system reintegrate into society.

With any career of interest, it's advisable to research the exact state requirements as they may vary. It may also be possible to gain relevant experience through internships, volunteering, or entry-level positions which may enhance your employability and open up additional opportunities.

Like these ones, with neat boxes:

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Can anyone direct me to creating plans that take time and interest for Grade 4 or 5 students about sustainability and how societies did this with resources in the 1200-1700s?

My problem is many students only want to work on projects that have formats and can spend time in groups or they wont do any work. I am trying to come up with a set of lessons that focus on earlier societies and possibly present it later to cohorts. Honestly, so many kids don't appreciate all the things tech has filled in for us and something as simple as paper to make books and money ought to be appreciated so this is my starting point.

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