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For further information about the IPTV School to Careers project, contact the project coordinator at (800)532-1290.
The School to Careers project is supported by funds from a USDE Star Schools grant.
Video Detail
Cataloguing Information for
Check It Out: The Greenhouse
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Producer:
IPTV - School to Careers Unit
Distributor:
Iowa Public Television
Copyright Date:
2001
Physical Format:
VHS
Length:
10:55
Audience:
Secondary
Series:
School to Careers Videos
Annotation:
To be successful in the workplace it's important to keep some things in mind. Three young people learn about the importance of being dependable, listening to directions, and asking for help on the job.
Contains:
The target audience for this video is mild/moderate mentally retarded special education students.
Topics:
career readiness, career exploration, life skills
Miscellaneous:
This video is one in a series of Iowa-based career features produced by IPTV. It is not intended to be utilized as a stand-alone piece. It is most effectively used as a supplement to additional learning strategies. In addition to the feature, each video may include a short segment without audio designed to be used in interactive sessions on the Iowa Communications Network (ICN).
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Contact Us: lashell@iptv.org Copyright 2009, Iowa Public Television The School to Careers project is supported by funds from a USDE Star Schools grant. Enhanced Careers made possible through a generous grant provided by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation The views presented on this site do not necessarily reflect those of Iowa Public Television; nor does IPTV endorse the businesses represented. Our mission is to make students aware of a variety of careers with as much objective information as possible. |