Nov 15 WorkSafe Lesson 1 John's Story: Injured Worker Profile.

TTOC please take attendance as emailed. 

Students: I am so so sorry. I am still really ill with the flu.  My goal is to be back Thursday :) So hopefully then I will see you again next on Wed Nov 23 (which seems really far away). Reminder - PD Day next Monday.

Tasks for today - 

1) We are starting our WorkSafe BC Unit. Your sub will go over Unit 1 with you today. John's Story. After the lesson (article review and video story) you will be provided time to complete the associated assignment for WorkSafe Unit 1 Teams Assignment 7: Injured Worker Profile.

2) PLEASE - go and update AGAIN your Assignment 5 and 6 work. You may think you are done your Cover Letter and Resume HOWEVER if you do not have a mark for these assignments and have not completed all suggested edits for these assignments (updating all my red changes to black) then you still have work to do on these assignments. Work on this after you have completed the WorkSafe Lesson and associated Assign 7 today.

Lesson: TTOC to please review the below info with students. 

Start of BC WorkPlace Safety Unit. 


1. TTOC review with students the below chart re: WorkSafe. 


2. Please then read through for students John's story - as linked below and/or as pictured) below.





3. TTOC: Please show the class John's FULL Video Story HERE. 

Next Up:
Students: Task: Assignment 7 In Teams: Students to complete the 'Injured Work Profile' - Assign 7 in Teams.  DUE TODAY.

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