Module 3: Building Tools for Implementation
Module 3: Building Tools for Implementation
Apprenticeship Ambassadors are tasked with crafting a dynamic tool that elevates Apprenticeship programs and caters to the needs of a selected target audience. The tool should be a catalyst for promoting equity and ensuring accessibility for all students interested in engaging with Apprenticeship programs. The tool will adopt a flexible approach of ongoing refinement that considers feedback and reflection. This ensures a dynamic and responsive tool that evolves based on real-time insights and the individual needs of the Apprenticeship program participants.
Objectives
In this module you will:
- Develop a dynamic tool that effectively enhances the perception and impact of Apprenticeship programs, addressing the specific needs of a chosen target audience.
- Consider accessibility for a diverse range of students, removing barriers and enhancing engagement in Apprenticeship programs.
- Adopt a flexible approach to ongoing refinement, utilizing feedback and reflection mechanisms.
- Lesson 1: Selecting your Tool
1: Watch Video Overview
2: Complete Activity
ImageExplore examples of apprenticeship tools and complete the guiding questions to brainstorm ideas for your tool.
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- Lesson 2: Equity and Access
1: Watch Video Overview
2: Complete Activity
ImageUse this checklist to ensure that your tool is inclusive and accessible to all individuals.
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3: Watch Interview Video
4: Complete ActivityImageWatch the video interview with Dr. Kutscher. Reflect and consider the questions.
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- Lesson 3: Creating Your Tool
1: Watch Video Overview
2: Complete Activities
ImageUtilize this Stakeholder Framework Checklist to effectively create tools and strategies that address the goals and priorities of diverse stakeholder groups.
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ImageReview important considerations when developing your tool.
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ImageAs you brainstorm how you will create your tool, use this handout as a guide and example on how you might introduce apprenticeship programs.
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ImageReview the criteria and expectations for developing an apprenticeship tool. Confer with your colleagues and use the notes section to begin generating ideas that meet the expectations outlined in the rubric.
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- Lesson 4: Implementing and Refining Your Tool
1: Watch Video Overview
2: Complete Activity
ImageThink about the following questions as you begin the journey toward creating a tool that will introduce apprenticeship programs to your chosen community. Your responses will support you in overcoming identified challenges and aligning your tool to the goals and interests of your students.
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ImageUse this self-reflection to evaluate the effectiveness your tool and determine your next steps.
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ImageAs you implement your tool, check off each of the considerations to ensure your tool appropriately meets the needs of students with varying abilities.
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