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Resumelesson
Resumelesson
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Important note: This lesson was originally planned and taught on a block schedule. For
a non- block schedule you may need to adjust the time it takes.
Lesson Plan
1. Warm Up: Do you have a resume? What might you use a resume for? Make a list of reasons
you may use a resume. What would you put on a resume? Make a list of things you may want
to include on a resume.
2. Intro - What is a resume for? Who looks at it? Why?
3. Concept Attainment - Investigations with examples- What makes a good resume?
a. Have them play the role of HR sifting through resumes
b. Print out a couple class sets of examples of good resumes & bad resumes. Have them
use a g raphic organizer to decide if they are good or bad and give explain WHY
c. Good Examples
i. Resume Examples (1, 3, & 5 are negative examples - 2, 4 & 6 are positive
examples)
4. Come back together as a class and examine each resume together - which were the good
ones? Which were the bad ones? Why? What was wrong with them? What was good about
them?
5. Make a list on the board of qualities we LIKED and qualities we DIDN’T LIKE
6. Read t his Article
7. Have them fill out the Resume Brainstorming Graphic Organizer
8. Use this R esume Generator to make their own on devices (Heads up: This program requires
Adobe Flash Player)