How does success in school influence success
in the world of work?


TEACHERS EXPECT THEIR STUDENTS TO: EMPLOYERS EXPECT THEIR EMPLOYEES TO:
 1.  Be on time for class.
      On time equals more work accomplished.
 2.  Be cooperative.
 3.  Be dependable--participate in class, complete your
      homework and be prepared for tests.
 4.  Be eager to learn the subject and improve your grades.

 5.  Listen, understand, and follow directions in class, on 
      homework, and tests.
 6.  Ask questions when you need help of any kind.
 7.  Handle criticisim that is meant to correct mistakes
      and increase your understanding.
 8.  Show initiative in all classes and social activities.
 9.  Give an honest effort.  Your preparation will determine
      your success.
10. Respect themselves and others.
 
 1.  Be on time for work.
      On time equals more productivity.
 2.  Being cooperative can increase your performance.
 3.  Be dependable--accomplish all tasks and have pride
      in your work.
 4.  Be eager to learn new skills and improve your job 
      performance.
 5.  Be ready, willing, and able to listen, understand, and 
      follow directions.
 6.  Ask questions about anything related to your job.
 7.  Handle criticism related to your job performance.

 8.  Show initiative in all work situations.
 9.  Give an honest effort each and every day.
10. Respect your co-workers, supervisors, and place of
      employment.

 

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