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How many different types of intelligences are there that we studied in class?
There are 8 types of multiple intelligences
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What is the difference between a career and a job?
A career is a series of jobs in a specific field but a job is a specific period of employment (something that you do not intend to continue in)
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Who is in control of safety in the workplace? Include everyone who is responsible.
Employers, employees, Ministry of labour, Unions
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Define Transferable Skills and provide an example of two different ones.
Skills that can transfer between different jobs (ones that will be required for any career). (communication, organization).
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What is the worst part of this course?
The lack of a visit to the chocolatier.
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What is the difference between intrapersonal and interpersonal intelligence?
Intrapersonal - Self-smart Interpersonal - People-smart
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What is a union?
A union is a collection of individuals in a related field that aim to protect the worker rights and maintain employment safety.
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What does WHMIS stand for?
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
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Define: Post-Secondary Opportunity and provide an example of two.
An opportunity after high school (i.e college, university or apprenticeship program).
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What are at least three types of employment?
Full-time, part-time, seasonal, contract
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What are two types of intelligences that would be useful if someone was a saleperson?
Interpersonal, logical/mathematical, linguistic
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What does the term "employment trend" mean?
A shift in employment demographics (for example, technology)
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Do you have the right to refuse work if it is unsafe? Are there any exceptions?
Everyone has the right to refuse unsafe work (few exceptions, police officers, military members).
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What is a life-influence? Give three categorical examples that we talked about in class.
A life-influence is a factor that affects the decisions and actions we take. Examples are family, gender, learning experiences, skills/talents, interests, values and beliefs, significant others, leisure experiences
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What are three facts you learned about one of our guest speakers?
Answers will vary.
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What multiple intelligence is described by: "the capacity to manipulate objects and use a variety of physical skills. This intelligence also involves a sense of timing and the perfection of skills through mind–body union.
Kinaesthetic Intelligence
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What is the difference between a goal and a SMART goal?
A goal might be simplistic. (for example. I want to do better at school. A smart goal is much more specific and provides a plan of action. I want to do better in my Careers class and to accomplish this I will ensure that I read all instructions twice each time before starting an assignment to ensure I know what to do.
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What is the name of the government legislative body in Ontario that dictates employment standards and regulates workplace safety?
The Ontario Ministry of Labour.
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What is the STAR approach for answering interview questions such as "Tell me about a time you encountered a conflict"
STAR stands for Situation/Task, Action you took, Results you achieved
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List at least 5 interview tips that we discussed in class.
Good eye-contact, be timely, don't fidget, give specific details, shake their hand on entrance, thank the interviewer afterwards, research the company beforehand, send a follow up email a few days later, have appropriate attire
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List all eight multiple intelligences and provide and example of a career for 8 of them.
Kinesthetic, Linguistic, Logical, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Musical, Visual/Spatial, Naturalistic
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Name at least six different career fields/categories
Education, Healthcare, Police Services, Administration, Technology, Tradeswork
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What does the acronym S.A.F.E stand for and explain each aspect of the acronym.
See: Identify the problem. Ask: Ask someone who can assist you (owner, government) Find: Find a solution. Emphasize: Find a positive way to address the problem.
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What are some aspects of a resume that are absolutely necessary?
Education, previous experience, skills, references, qualifications.
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List at least ten universities/colleges.
Mcgill, University of Ottawa, Carleton, Algonquin, Waterloo, Cambridge, University of Pennsylvania, York University, Queens University, M.I.T