3rd Quarter – Mr. Hyer – Design & Modeling

Q3 Spring 2025

Week 1 | January 6th - January 10th | Edit Week 1 - Rotate Days / Change Dates or Style [must be logged in]

Fri | Jan 10

Welcome to Class!! - Start at the computers, please.

DUE TODAY!! Portfolio Share + Biography/ | RUBRIC HERE DUE EACH DAY: Progress Log RUBRIC HERE

- If you finish early, continue with your "Cert Prep" you will be responsible for 5 certificates
- Next week we will discuss how you will be able to rotate tasks and "document your progress" of the certificates you are MOST interested in.

About Bruin Tech
What is teambuilding? What is Esports?
make sure your google site is shared with lamarchesa@tfsd.org (please do not use the @mytfsd.org domain)
please take 10-15 min to finish your "about me page" and upload a profile picture
***PLEASE PREVIEW*** - the and resources. Please take a look at these and we will discuss how you will use this as a class.

Upperclassman quick Discussion on Pacing Algorithm -- Freshman and Sophomores Please head to the computers

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Week 2 | January 13th - January 17th | Edit Week 2 - Rotate Days / Change Dates or Style [must be logged in]

Employability skills, often referred to as Workplace or Career Readiness skills, have for many years been a recognizable component of standards and curriculum in all career and technical education (CTE) programs. The Workplace Readiness Standards are designed to ensure students graduate from high school properly prepared with skills employers prioritize as the most important. The standards provide a means through which students may acquire and exhibit leadership qualities, as leadership development principles are embedded in most, if not all, of the standards.

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Thur | Jan 16

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Fri | Jan 17

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Week 3 | January 20th - January 24th | Edit Week 3 - Rotate Days / Change Dates or Style [must be logged in]

Week 4 | January 27th - January 31st | Edit Week 4 - Rotate Days / Change Dates or Style [must be logged in]

Mon | Jan 27

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Tue | Jan 28

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Wed | Jan 29

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Fri | Jan 31

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Week 5 | February 3rd - February 7th | Edit Week 5 - Rotate Days / Change Dates or Style [must be logged in]

Mon | Feb 3

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Wed | Feb 5

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Thur | Feb 6

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Fri | Feb 7

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Week 6 | February 10th - February 14th | Edit Week 6 - Rotate Days / Change Dates or Style [must be logged in]

Mon | Feb 10

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Tue | Feb 11

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Wed | Feb 12

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Thur | Feb 13

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Fri | Feb 14

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Week 7 | February 17th - February 21st | Edit Week 7 - Rotate Days / Change Dates or Style [must be logged in]

Mon | Feb 17 - No School

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Tue | Feb 18 - No School

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Wed | Feb 19

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Thur | Feb 20

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Fri | Feb 21

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Week 8 | February 24th - February 28th | Edit Week 8 - Rotate Days / Change Dates or Style [must be logged in]

Mon | Feb 24

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Tue | Feb 25

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Wed | Feb 26

"...for those who work in science or technology or who are going to take a job in a field related to or highly infused with STEM, I did some interesting calculations for my research. Based on the rate at which knowledge is increasing and the rate at which knowledge is decaying, I calculated that about 15 percent of what we know today is likely to be relevant in five years.

Okay, and that is not the number fifty—that is the number fifteen, as in between 10 and 20 percent. And here is the kicker: we don’t even know which 15 percent this is..."

~Liz Wiseman

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