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Sys. Helps Students Choose Careers

01/01/96

CHEC Systems has produced a modular-based career exploration program that exposes students to professional, occupational and vocational career opportunities in Family and Consumer Sciences. The career modules can be focused towards grades six through 12, students with special needs, adult education and students in need of new teaching and motivational strategies. Supplies for 100 student activities are included. Modules introduce students to the consumer cycle and how each career relates to home, community and industry. Information is presented in a variety of formats including audio tapes, videotapes and CD-i discs. The firm also offers teacher inservice training, teacher management systems and their own furniture options. CHEC Systems, Inc., Logan, UT, (800) 283-2432.

This article originally appeared in the 01/01/1996 issue of THE Journal.

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