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- I can demonstrate professional behavior in a work environment.
- Students will identify scenarios that are professional or nonprofessional for the workplace.
- Students will apply the appropriate professional behaviors when working in collaborative teams.
Using the cards you are given, sort them into two groups, professional and nonprofessional.
Using the cards you are given, sort them into two groups, professional and nonprofessional.
- Using the Venn Diagram in your notes, compare and contrast the similarities and differences between professional jobs and nonprofessional jobs using information from the scenario cards.
- Using your cards from the card sort, pair a positive action with a negative action and write up a scenario that demonstrates the negative action and then how it can be modified to create a positive action.
- Can the types of actions described on the action cards be used in any other place in a person's life besides the workplace? Explain with examples.
- Pick a profession and create an abstract faceless character portrait for a person in that position. Make sure you are paying attention to their attire and the enviornment around them. We shoul be able to identify the career they are in based on your picture.
People Examples:
People Examples:
Background Examples
Background Examples
Here’s a list of nonprofessional jobs, which typically don’t require a formal degree or specialized training:
Cashier
Retail sales associate
Server (waiter/waitress)
Bartender
Delivery driver
Janitor or custodian
Construction laborer
Warehouse worker
Landscaper
Factory or assembly line worker
Receptionist
Security guard
Call center representative
Taxi or rideshare driver
Grocery stocker
Housekeeper or cleaner
Fast food worker
Dog walker or pet sitter
Farmworker
Parking lot attendant
These roles often provide on-the-job training rather than requiring formal education.
Here’s a list of professional jobs, which typically require advanced education, specialized training, or certification:
Engineer (civil, mechanical, electrical, etc.)
Doctor or physician
Lawyer
Architect
Accountant
Pharmacist
Nurse (registered nurse or nurse practitioner)
Teacher or professor
Dentist
Software developer or computer programmer
Financial analyst
Veterinarian
Physical therapist
Scientist (biologist, chemist, physicist, etc.)
Pilot
Psychologist or therapist
Human resources manager
Marketing manager
Journalist or editor
Data scientist
These roles often require higher education such as a bachelor's degree or more advanced degrees, along with certifications or licensing depending on the profession.
Professionalism Rubric
Professionalism Rubric
Professionalism Scenario
50% Content- Was the content appropriate to the task, accurate, and supported?
Through the written scenario, student can demonstrate the difference between nonprofessional and professional practices.
Be able to successfully complete a cohesive and quality product with both drawn and written documentation.
Professionalism Dress
50% Quality- Was the performance or product of high quality?
Picture is legible and can be understood by any reader.
Students demonstrates an understanding of a professional dress in the work environment.
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