Workplace Readiness Instructional Units (1992)
High School/Adult Education
Workplace Readiness is intended to help prepare high school vocation education students for success in the fast-changing workplace of the 1990s and beyond. Designed primarily for learners in grades 10 to 12, the materials may also be used in correctional settings, associate degree programs, and adult vocational education courses. In addition, many of the lessons may be used in career guidance courses and a number of high school academic courses. Workplace Readiness comprises three free-standing instructional units, each focusing on a group of related skills: problem solving, teamwork, and self-management. Materials for learners include 14 instructional video programs, computer software and a printed workbook for use with the software, a 60-minute videodisc (or an alternative videocassette version), a three-minute video program called "Why Workplace Readiness," and printed learner's guides and assessment portfolio folders for all three instructional units. Materials for instructors include the informational programs "Why Workplace Readiness" and "About Workplace Readiness," a teacher training video program for each instructional unit, and a printed instructor's guide with student assessment strategies for each unit.

Choices & Decisions: Taking Charge of Your Life (19?)
High School
This innovative program is designed to teach high school students about financial planning, decision making and consumer life skills. In addition to the interactive computer-video module, the program includes a 12-chapter lesson plan to provide further learning guidance. Lessons include living on your own, the art of budgeting, banking services, etc.

Imagine Our Future: Everything You Need to Explain School-to-Work to Your Community
The four model presentations in this guide are carefully tailored to specific audiences (students, parents, educators, and business leaders). They spell out in clear, simple terms why school-to-work or school-to-career initiatives are of vital importance to our children's future. The kit includes a disk containing the Model Presentations and overheads on Microsoft Word for Windows, Imagine Your Future magazines, and a video entitled "Jobs: the Class of 2000" (includes seven video segments - total video length is one hour).