Standard+2+-++Relate+Careers,+Education+and+Income

 //(Relating Income and Education A.1) // ||  ||  ||  //(Relating Income and Education A.2) // ||  ||  ||   //(Relating Income and Education A.3) // || || || //(Relating Income and Education A.4) // || ||
 * Standard 2: Relate Careers, Education, and Income ** – Students will relate choices regarding their education and career paths to earning potential. ||
 * Grades 3-5 ** ||
 * Grades 6-8 ** ||
 * Grades 9-12 ** ||
 * 2.5.A ** Compare the relationships among career choice, education, skills, economic conditions, and income.
 * Grades 9-12 ** ||
 * 2.5.A ** Compare the relationships among career choice, education, skills, economic conditions, and income.
 * 2.5.A ** Compare the relationships among career choice, education, skills, economic conditions, and income.
 * 2.5.A.1 ** Describe how career choices, education choices, interests, and skills affect income.
 * 2.5.A.2 ** Differentiate between a job and a career.
 * 2.5.A.3 ** Describe the benefits and trade-offs of a variety of careers including personal satisfaction.
 * 2.5.A.4 ** Describe how personal characteristics and interests should affect career decisions.
 * 2.8.A ** Examine the relationships among career choice, education, skills, economic conditions, and income.
 * 2.8.A.1 ** Describe how career choices, education choices, interests, skills, entrepreneurship, and economic conditions affect income.
 * 2.8.A.2 ** Describe the unique characteristics of both a job and a career, including entrepreneurship.
 * 2.8.A.3 ** Compare the benefits and trade-offs of a variety of careers including personal satisfaction.
 * 2.8.A.4 ** Describe the relationship of personal characteristics to a satisfying career choice.
 * 2.12.A ** Evaluate the relationships among career choice, education, skills, economic conditions, and income.
 * 2.12.A.1 ** Evaluate how career choices, education choices, interests, skills, entrepreneurship, and economic conditions affect income.
 * 2.12.A.2 ** Analyze how personal values may impact financial decisions, including becoming an entrepreneur.
 * 2.12.A.3 ** Analyze the benefits and trade-offs of a variety of careers including personal satisfaction.
 * 2.12.A.4 ** Justify the value of career choice to personal satisfaction.
 * 2.5.B ** Describe sources of income.
 * 2.5.B ** Describe sources of income.
 * 2.5.B.1 ** Identify potential sources of income.
 * 2.5.B.2 ** Describe factors affecting income.
 * 2.8.B ** Explain sources of income.
 * 2.8.B.1 ** Identify potential sources of income.
 * 2.8.B.2 ** Describe factors affecting income.
 * 2.8.B.3 ** Relate employee benefits to income.
 * 2.12.B ** Evaluate sources of income.
 * 2.12.B.1 ** Differentiate between earned income and other sources of income.
 * 2.12.B.2 ** Describe how adjusting benefits can affect income.
 * 2.5.C ** Explain the relationship among income, lifestyle, and spending decisions.
 * 2.5.C ** Explain the relationship among income, lifestyle, and spending decisions.
 * 2.5.C.1 ** Describe how income affects spending.
 * 2.5.C.2 ** Describe how spending decisions may impact career choices, such as saving for college.
 * 2.8.C ** Analyze t he relationship among income, lifestyle, and spending decisions.
 * 2.8.C.1 ** Examine how income affects choices and spending decisions.
 * 2.8.C.2 ** Examine how spending decisions may impact career choices, such as how credit scores can affect getting a Security Clearance.  ||
 * 2.12.C ** Evaluate the relationship among income, lifestyle, and spending decisions.
 * 2.12.C.1 ** Analyze how education affects career choice and income affects purchasing and spending decisions.
 * 2.12.C.2 ** Evaluate a variety of spending decisions that impact career opportunities, such as how credit scores can affect getting a Security Clearance.
 * 2.8.D ** Explain how taxes and employee benefits relate to disposable income.
 * 2.8.D.1 ** Describe concepts associated with taxes, employee benefits, and income.
 * 2.8.D.2 ** Identify taxable income and employee benefits.
 * 2.12.D ** Determine how taxes, employee benefits, and public programs relate to income.
 * 2.12.D.1 ** Describe how taxes can affect income and lifestyle.
 * 2.12.D.2 ** Explain how taxable income impacts disposable income.
 * 2.12.D.3 ** Analyze how payroll deductions change an employee’s disposable income.
 * 2.12.D.4 ** Research public programs and services that are available to employees and how they affect the quality of life.
 * 2.12.D.5 ** Research employee benefits and how they affect the quality of life, such as pension plan and Social Security.