Question

namewhat does school have to do with a real job?have you ever asked yourself that question? many of the skills you learn in high school do apply to what you will be doing day-to-day in a real job.• for reference use career outlook articles:○ job service north dakota, page 59○ finding a job & getting work experience, page 49for each of the following skills, write how each one is used at school and at work.| skill | how is this skill used at school? | how is this skill used at work? || ---- | ---- | ---- || meeting deadlines | finishing on time | establishing reliability || expressing yourself verbally | build professional credibility | pitch ideas || being dependable | arriving on time | arriving on time || remembering | consistently in | || expressing yourself in writing | | || listening | | || working independently | | || taking notes | | || making decisions | | || solving problems | | || working as a team | | || negotiating | | |activity 9, page 1

Explanation:

Each skill is connected to school and work scenarios with practical, context-specific uses, aligned with career readiness principles.

Answer:

Skill	How is this skill used at school?	How is this skill used at work?
Expressing Yourself Verbally	Build class presentation credibility	Pitch project ideas to stakeholders
Being Dependable	Arriving to class on time	Arriving to shifts/meetings on time
Remembering	Consistently recalling lesson details	Retaining process guidelines for tasks
Expressing Yourself in Writing	Writing clear, graded essays	Composing professional emails/reports
Listening	Following teacher instructions	Understanding client feedback/team briefings
Working Independently	Completing solo homework projects	Managing assigned tasks without constant supervision
Taking Notes	Jotting down key lecture points	Documenting meeting action items
Making Decisions	Choosing essay topics/study plans	Prioritizing daily task workflows
Solving Problems	Working through math equations	Troubleshooting operational issues
Working as a Team	Collaborating on group projects	Contributing to cross-departmental initiatives
Negotiating	Resolving group project role conflicts	Discussing project timelines with colleagues