Middle School CTE Common Universal Standards

Other Iowa CTE sets

• Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Service Area: Middle School (5-8)
• Applied Science, Technology, Engineering and Manufacturing Service Area: Middle School (5-8)
• Business, Finance, Marketing and Management Service Area: Middle School (5-8)
• Family and Consumer Sciences Service Area: Middle School (5-8)
• Health Science Service Area Standards
• Information Solutions Service Area: Middle School (5-8)
• Middle School Family & Consumer Science Standards
• Automotive Collision Repair
• Automotive Technology
• Cabinetmaking and Wood Products
• Construction
• Culinary 1
• Diesel Engine Technology
• Drafting and Design
• Engineering and Design
• HS Family & Consumer Science (2019)
• Industrial Technology
• Manufacturing
• Precision Metalworking
• Welding

Demonstrate transferable knowledge and skills like attitudes, teamwork, leadership in the learning environment. .IA MS E 1.1

Create an environment that encourages and respects the ideas, perspectives, and contributions of all group members.IA MS E 1.2

Evaluate effective conflict prevention techniques.IA MS E 1.3

Apply the roles of decision-making and problem-solving in reducing and managing conflict.IA MS E 1.4

Demonstrate effective responses to bullying harassment.IA MS E 1.5

Summarize industry career pathways, including education needed, training requirements, knowledge, skills, attitudes, and available opportunities. IA MS E 2.1

Demonstrate safety and sanitation procedures for a clean and safe environment.IA MS E 3.1

Students apply safety practices in the learning environment.IA MS E 3.2

Model ethical behavior and sound decision-making principles in the learning environment.IA MS E 4.1

Examine how the industry contributes to or influences society.IA MS E 4.2

Demonstrate leadership skills and abilities in school and community settings through participation in civic and community leadership and teamwork opportunities. Exhibit traits such as compassion, service, listening, coaching, developing others, team development, and understanding and appreciating others.IA MS E 5.1

Explore how Iowa’s career and technical student organizations (CTSOs) are integral components of career and technical education courses through compounding leadership experiences and professional skill development, service learning opportunities in the school and community and experiential work- and project-based learning and competitive events.IA MS E 5.2