Outdoor Education
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- Soldering and Flaring Copper Tubing
- Adventure Tourism
- Agricultural Cooperative Education
- Agriculture Entrepreneurship
- Agritourism
- Carpentry 1 (1842)
- CTE (2015): Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
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- Energy, Power and Engineered Systems
- Ethical Issues in Public Safety Leadership
- Floriculture
- Food Science Technology
- Fundamentals of Broadcasting
- Fundamentals of Public Safety Leadership
- Intro to Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
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- Parks and Recreation Program Management
- Piping Systems
- Plumbing Fixtures
- Plumbing I
- Plumbing II
- Plumbing III
- Plumbing IV
- Practical Applications of Public Safety
- Producing Live TV
- Seminar in Courts and Legal System
- Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE)
- The Science of Agriculture
- The Science of Agriculture
- Tourism Internship
- Tourism Leadership
- Tourism Marketing
- Tourism Operation
- Travel West Virginia
- 1457 - Coding, App and Game Design II
- Coding, App and Game Design I - 1456
- Digital Imaging/Multimedia 1
- Digital Imaging/Multimedia 2
- Webpage Publishing
- Baking and Pastry 1
- Baking and Pastry 2
- Baking and Pastry Advanced
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- Coding, App & Game Design I
- Coding, App & Game Design II
- Graphic Design
- HVAC I
- Pharmacy Technician Certification Board Preparation
Outdoor Skills Development
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Navigation skills. 1086.1
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Develop proficiency in map reading, compass use, and GPS navigation for effective outdoor orientation.1086.1.1
- 2
Interpret topographic maps.1086.1.2
- 3
Demonstrate accurate compass navigation.1086.1.3
- 4
Utilize GPS devices for location tracking.1086.1.4
- 1
- 2
Basic survival skills.1086.2
- 1
Develop fundamental survival skills essential for outdoor adventures.1086.2.1
- 2
Identify edible and medicinal plants.1086.2.2
- 3
Construct basic tools for survival situations. 1086.2.3
- 1
- 3
Rope and knot skills.1086.3
- 1
Master the use of ropes and knots for various outdoor applications.1086.3.1
- 2
Tie essential knots for securing gear and creating structures. 1086.3.2
- 3
Use ropes for climbing and rappelling.1086.3.3
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Flora and Fauna Identification1086.4
- 1
Develop knowledge of local plant and animal species for safety and appreciation.1086.4.1
- 2
Identify common plants and wildlife.1086.4.2
- 3
Understand ecological relationships in outdoor environments.1086.4.3
- 1
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Camping equipment use and maintenance.1086.5
- 1
Understand safety protocols and risk management strategies for outdoor activities.1086.5.1
- 2
Assess environmental risks.1086.5.2
- 3
Develop and implement safety plans.1086.5.3
- 1
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Outdoor photography.1086.6
- 1
Develop basic photography skills to capture outdoor experiences.1086.6.1
- 2
Use cameras and smartphones for outdoor photography.1086.6.2
- 3
Apply composition techniques for compelling outdoor shots.1086.6.3
- 1
Risk Management and Safety in the Outdoors
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Risk assessment. 1086.7
- 1
Conduct comprehensive risk assessments for outdoor activities.1086.7.1
- 2
Identify potential hazards and risks.1086.7.2
- 3
Evaluate the likelihood and severity of identified risks.1086.7.3
- 1
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Emergency response planning.1086.8
- 1
Develop effective emergency response plans for various outdoor scenarios.1086.8.1
- 2
Establish communication protocols during emergencies.1086.8.2
- 3
Formulate evacuation and response strategies.1086.8.3
- 1
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First aid proficiency.1086.9
- 1
Demonstrate proficiency in providing first aid in outdoor environments.1086.9.1
- 2
Assess and address common outdoor injuries.1086.9.2
- 3
Administer CPR and basic life support.1086.9.3
- 1
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Weather monitoring and response.1086.10
- 1
Monitor weather conditions and respond appropriately to changing weather.1086.10.1
- 2
Interpret weather forecasts.1086.10.2
- 3
Implement safety measures in adverse weather situations.1086.10.3
- 1
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Group management and supervision. 1086.11
- 1
Effectively manage and supervise groups during outdoor activities.1086.11.1
- 2
Establish clear communication channels within the group. 1086.11.2
- 3
Monitor participant behavior and well-being.1086.11.3
- 1
Adventure Education
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Leadership development.1086.12
- 1
Foster leadership skills through outdoor adventure experiences.1086.12.1
- 2
Provide opportunities for participants to take on leadership roles.1086.12.2
- 3
Facilitate debrief sessions to enhance leadership insights.1086.12.3
- 1
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Team building strategies.1086.13
- 1
Develop and implement effective team-building strategies for diverse groups.1086.13.1
- 2
Analyze group dynamics.1086.13.2
- 3
Tailor team-building activities to address specific group needs.1086.13.3
- 1
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Adventure programming design. 1086.14
- 1
Design adventure programs that align with educational and developmental goals.1086.14.1
- 2
Develop curriculum for adventure education programs.1086.14.2
- 3
Integrate learning outcomes into program design.1086.14.3
- 1
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Adaptive leadership.1086.15
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Cultivate adaptive leadership skills to respond to changing outdoor conditions.1086.15.1
- 2
Train participants to adapt to unexpected challenges.1086.15.2
- 3
Demonstrate flexibility and resilience in outdoor scenarios.1086.15.3
- 1
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Program evaluation and assessment.1086.16
- 1
Assess the effectiveness of adventure education programs and make improvements.1086.16.1
- 2
Implement participant evaluations. 1086.16.2
- 3
Conduct post-program assessments for continuous improvement. 1086.16.3
- 1
Interpretation and Outdoor Education Programming
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Educational program design. 1086.17
- 1
Design educational programs that align with learning objectives and participant needs.1086.17.1
- 2
Identify educational goals and outcomes.1086.17.2
- 3
Tailor programs to diverse participant backgrounds.1086.17.3
- 1
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Activity planning and sequencing. 1086.18
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Plan and sequence activities to create a cohesive and educational outdoor experience.1086.18.1
- 2
Develop itineraries for outdoor programs.1086.18.2
- 3
Ensure a logical flow of activities based on learning objectives.1086.18.3
- 1
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Multidisciplinary integration. 1086.19
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Integrate various disciplines into outdoor education programming for a holistic learning experience.1086.19.1
- 2
Collaborate with experts in relevant fields (e.g., ecology, history).1086.19.2
- 3
Incorporate interdisciplinary concepts into programs. 1086.19.3
- 1
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Curriculum development. 1086.20
- 1
Develop curriculum materials that support outdoor education programs.1086.20.1
- 2
Create lesson plans and instructional materials.1086.20.2
- 3
Align content with educational standards.1086.20.3
- 1
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Community involvement.1086.21
- 1
Involve and engage the local community in outdoor education programs.1086.21.1
- 2
Collaborate with local organizations and experts. 1086.21.2
- 3
Facilitate community-based learning experiences.1086.21.3
- 1
Leave No Trace Principles
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Principles understanding.1086.22
- 1
Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the Leave No Trace principles.1086.22.1
- 2
Explain each of the seven Leave No Trace principles.1086.22.2
- 3
Understand the rationale behind the principles and their environmental impact.1086.22.3
- 1
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Application of principles. 1086.23
- 1
Apply Leave No Trace principles in various outdoor settings.1086.23.1
- 2
Implement principles during camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities.1086.23.2
- 3
Adapt principles to specific ecosystems and environments.1086.23.3
- 1
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Integration into outdoor programming.1086.24
- 1
Integrate Leave No Trace principles into outdoor education and tourism programs.1086.24.1
- 2
Design programs that educate participants on responsible outdoor practices.1086.24.2
- 3
Incorporate Leave No Trace principles into trip planning and itineraries.1086.24.3
- 1
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Evaluation of Leave No Trace programs. 1086.25
- 1
Evaluate the effectiveness of Leave No Trace education and advocacy programs.1086.25.1
- 2
Develop assessment tools for program evaluation.1086.25.2
- 3
Gather feedback from participants and stakeholders.1086.25.3
- 1
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Continuous learning and adaptation.1086.26
- 1
Participate in ongoing education on Leave No Trace.1086.26.1
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Adjust practices based on new information and best practices.1086.26.2
- 1
Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12
- Where can I read the official document?
- 1086 - Outdoor Education
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