JAUM Volunteer Training 2009-10

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Welcome to Volunteer Training

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JA’s Purpose To prepare and inspirestudents to succeed in the global economy. Programs teach concepts relating to entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and work readiness.

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In-School Programming Elementary (K-5) 5 activities Middle School (6-8) 6 activities High School (9-12) 5-7 activities

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JA’s Capstone Programs

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How is JA funded? It costs $500 to bring Junior Achievement into each classroom. Junior Achievement raises money for programs from corporate and individual gifts, grants and special event fundraisers. JA in-classroom programs are free to the schools.

Before Your First Class :

Before Your First Class Contact Teacher Schedule Discuss classroom dynamics/rules Request a class list Get Directions Tell JA date of 1st lesson Prep Lessons

During Classroom Visits :

During Classroom Visits Volunteer Responsibilities Arrive early Teach Lessons Lead discussion and activities Share personal and business experiences Encourage student participation Be a positive role model What type of questions will I get asked?

During Classroom Visits :

During Classroom Visits Teacher Responsibilities Must remain in classroom Prep Students for your arrival Maintain discipline Help facilitate as needed

Teaching TipsLearn the students’ names and show an interest in what they are doing and saying.Ask for teacher guidance when dividing students into groups. Wear comfortable clothes, and don’t hesitate to get down to the child’s level. Honor your commitment.Enjoy yourself. :

Teaching TipsLearn the students’ names and show an interest in what they are doing and saying.Ask for teacher guidance when dividing students into groups. Wear comfortable clothes, and don’t hesitate to get down to the child’s level. Honor your commitment.Enjoy yourself.

Review of Materials :

Review of Materials Pre/Post Test (grades 1-12) Teacher Materials Magnets Certificates Table Tents Program Evaluation What Do I Do With Left Over Materials? Verification