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Successful completion of the one-year CTE program may be counted as any of the following:  \n· Senior year math-related credit  \n· Visual, performing, and applied arts credit requirement  \n· 2nd-year world language credit (counselor determination)  \n· 3rd-year science credit (counselor determination)  \nPost-Secondary Articulated Credit: Students passing the EMT class with a 2.5 or higher GPA will receive 9 Credit Hours at WCCCD through our partnership with the college. If the student enrolls in Firefighting their junior year and takes EMT their senior year they will receive 30 college credits at WCCCD With a 2.5 GPA in the class. College Articulations are in place for many Michigan Colleges as well.  \nTextbooks and Instructional Material:  \nPrehospital Emergency Care 12th Edition copyright 2024  \nHardcover. HS Edition Published by Pearson  \nMYLAB by PEARSON Online- -VERY IMPORTANT  \nReading, Pre-Test, Homework, Post-Test ( All 4 to be completed for each chapter )  \nOnline E-Text that will read the material to the student, has AI help integrated and breaks down each chapter with Study Guides, Flash Cards, Objective reviews/Quizzes (where all test questions are pulled from)  \nStudents are offered the hardcover and online version of the Textbook. They are responsible for keeping the textbook in like new condition as these are all brand new this year. Any damage will be the responsibility of the student.  \nCore Curriculum Standards Schedule:  \n43.0100 Public Safety/Protective Services Core Competencies:  \n● Safety, Health Environmental  \n● Systems  \n● Problem Solving & Critical Thinking  \n● Ethics & Legal Responsibilities  \n● Technical Skills  \n● Communication  \n● Emergency Management  \n● Leadership & Teamwork  \n● Employability & Career Development  \nFirst Semester:  \n● Explain and demonstrate methods to maintain safe working conditions in the pathway.(A1)  \n● Analyze and explain the types of public safety agencies and organizational structures in the pathway. (A2)  \n● Demonstrate the effective use of a variety of computer based equipment and tools related to the pathway. (A3)  \n● Analyze and explain Constitutional and Michigan Complied Laws as they apply to the pathway. (A4)  \n● Demonstrate basic first aid/CPR. (B1)  \n● Choose and apply critical thinking strategies to solve problems and address needs of the consumer independently and in teams to solve problems related to the pathway.(B2)  \n● Demonstrate behaviors that model critical thinking skills associated with effectively working as a part of a team. (B3)  \n● Interpret and apply written policies, procedures, and rules to perform effectively within the field. (C1)  \n● Analyze and identify legal responsibilities associated with different roles and functions within the pathway. (C2)  \n● Analyze and identify information related to the various laws, ordinances, and policy and procedures that apply to the pathway. 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