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    Journal Rubric Criteria Ratings PTS: This Criterion Is Linked To A Learning Outcome Answers All Questions 5.0 Pts

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    This document contains instructions for completing journals after watching several videos about career and education options. It provides a rubric for how the journals will be graded based on answering all questions, demonstrating a thoughtful understanding of the topics, and reflecting deeply. The document then includes several journal questions related to career and education requirements, student loan debt, and options for paying for college. The responses provide basic information about education needed for different careers and thoughts on how money impacts education decisions.

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    Complete the following journals after you have viewed the videos.

    Remember this is the rubric in which I will judge your answers: Journal Rubric
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    This criterion is 5.0 pts


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    Total Points: 15.0

    JOURNAL QUESTION: INTRODUCTION


    Not every career requires a four-year degree. Have you researched the education requirements for your career
    of choice? If so, what education options do you have? If not, research the education requirements for your
    career choice(s) and write them below.

    To de a park ranger you have to have A Bachelor's degree in Park


    Management, Forestry, Biology, Recreation, Leisure Science, or
    related field from an accredited college or university AND two (2)
    years directly related experience; OR high school diploma AND
    six (6) years directly related experience; or the equivalent
    combination of education and experience

    JOURNAL QUESTION: VIDEO 1.1


    What is your plan for after high school graduation?

    My plan is to go to wherever gives me the most money or the best


    deal.

    JOURNAL QUESTION: VIDEO 1.2


    Why might people refer to student loans as “good debt”?

    Because they are getting a education for it

    JOURNAL QUESTION: VIDEO 2.1


    Imagine if your reality at age 24 was that you were $70,000 in debt but your income was only $30,000. Write
    down some words describing how you might feel.

    I would feel awful, down, sad, like I would never get out of the hole

    JOURNAL QUESTION: VIDEO 3.1


    Has money affected your decision on whether or not to attend college? Why or why not?

    Yes, i'm smart enough to go to most colleges but i just don't have
    all that money

    JOURNAL QUESTION: VIDEO 3.2


    What money-saving options will you consider in order to cash-flow your college education?

    Get a summer job, not be stupid, plan saving money now.


    JOURNAL QUESTION: VIDEO 4.1
    Think about what careers you might be interested in pursuing. What type of education or training will you need
    to enter that field?

    Park ranger, have to become a police officer, but you also have to
    know lots about the environment, animals, ecosystems, pretty
    much if its outside you need to know it.

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