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PROJECT-BASED LEARNING
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EVENT DAY
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We asked JCPS students and educators what they wanted to do, hear, and learn from this experience; use these as objectives in planning:
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We kindly ask that you do not:
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AFTER THE EVENT
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Follow up & continued guidance:
Providing resources, further information, or guidance on potential next steps, such as internships, educational paths, or industry-related events, extends the impact beyond the tour day.
Networking Opportunities: Encouraging students to network with other professionals or employees in related roles within the organization can broaden their understanding of different career pathways.
Start planning your next student engagement activity! See more guides to creating student experiences here.
Project-Based Learning Examples Facilitated by Business Partners
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Shawnee Students Partner with Belle of Louisville to Revamp Social Media Strategy
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Ballard High School's Biomedical Sciences Pathway Hosts Medical Intervention Event
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Jeffersontown High School Students use CAD, Engineering & Design Skills to Recreate Map for Jtown Gaslight Festival
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Humana Empowers Waggener Students with Real-World Tech Experience
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Iroquois High School Culinary Students Work with McAtee Community Kitchen for a Community Service Project
More ways to engage with students:
