Massachusetts Work-Based Learning Plan Toolkit
The five modules and nine files in this folder provide information for people who are presenting work-based learning to trainees: employers, students, educators, and parents-on how to ensure an effective and productive work-based learning experience for the student end employer.
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| Implementing the Massachusett Work-Based Learning Plan | This module helps trainers explain the benefits of work-based learning plan for the employer and student. It contains two items: |
| Mentoring and Supervising Teenagers | This module provides guidance for employees who supervise and mentor teenagers at the workplace. It contains three items: |
| Workplace Safety | Work has benefits-and inherent risks. Nearly 200,000 teenagers are injured on the job every year. Some 20 percent of 11th and 12th graders participate in work-based learning in Massachusetts, and over 80 percent work part-time in some capacity. Read the Overhead Presentation to learn about workplace injuries and the child labor laws. This module contains three items:
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| Connecting Workplace Competencies with the Learning Strategies | This module links the Learning Standards from the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks with the nine competencies in the Massachusetts Work-Based Learning Plan. It contains one file: |
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