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George Chodoroff Marketing-Intro Marketing-Block Typing 1 Drafting 1 Typing 1 A, 2, Adv. Robert Suda Mary Wabeke Staff 15
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B mim Aft Uftuo£ Co-op, the First Stop, and the business department are not directly linked to one another, yet they are all offered to help prepare and find career paths for the students at Dearborn High. Most students are inexperienced when they first begin work in the jobs offered by the Co-op department, however, Mr. Chodoroff has commented that they soon learn to deal properly with various problems, both business and personal. It has been observed by all three of the Co-op coordinators - Miss May, Mr. Monteith, and Mr. Suda - that there were more jobs this year than in previous years in the Co-op department. Miss May is the head of the Office division in which the students are offered jobs that require basic office skills. Mr. Monteith is the head of the Distributive Education division where the students are offered jobs in sales positions with local merchants. Mr. Suda is the head of the Trade and Industrial division. According to Miss May, ‘Today more students realize the need for computer training for future jobs.1 Students have received impressions of the business world; its ups and downs, its demands, its successes and failures. The reality of working in the adult world can be frightening and, at the same time, exciting. Fortunately, for the students, teachers with business experience and knowledge can provide first hand impressions of their own for the inquisitive and inexperienced worker. Jim Monteith Marketing Sales Intro. Business Co-op (Distrib. Ed.) Mary May Data Processing Co op (office) Kathy Campise Accounting I Refresher Math 14 Staff
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Basic Algebra 1 Algebra 1 What is the first thing that comes to mind when reflecting on Dearborn High’s Math department? For some, it is figuring out all of the mind-boggling problems and then wondering when they will ever be applicable in a daily situation. Among the math courses offered at D.H.S. are Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, and Calculus. Students sometimes fail to realize that through such classes they are learning logic and how to deal with problems effectively. Of course, it is doubtful that anyone will ask for the first derivative of a function or to find the logarithm in a daily situation, however, the basics that are obtained through the D.H.S. Math department can be applied to daily problems. Students are basically being prepared to compete with others in the years following high school. Sam Nastase Basic Geometry Computer Math 1 Precalculus 16 Staff
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