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    The document provides a syllabus for a 3-year Masonry program. The Year 1 syllabus covers proper use of tools, safety practices, measurements, estimating, materials, and laying brick and block. Performance is assessed through projects, tests, quizzes, and participation. The textbook is Masonry Skills.

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    Masonry Year 1 Syllabus

    Teacher Christopher Kane Voice 465-2161 ext. 348


    Room # 351 E-mail* ckane@capemaytech.com
    *please note: add the words “Parent Note” in the subject line of any Email to ensure delivery

    Course Description:

    Masonry is a three -year program of study that prepares students to work in the masonry and building trades and prepares
    qualified individuals to progress into supervisory or proprietorship positions in the masonry field. Students develop an
    understanding of masonry work and learn to communicate using the trade terms. Sustainability and green building
    concepts are integrated into all aspects of the course. Course safety is reinforced continually throughout the course
    sequence. Technology-related reading, writing, vocabulary, mathematics, blueprint reading and materials and building
    science are integrated throughout the curriculum. Skill development includes a knowledge of mason’s tools, wall layout
    basics, introduction to laying of brick and block, basic building of brick and block corners. Students will become familiar
    with the fundamentals of masonry in both theory and practical applications.

    Course Requirements:
    Occupational requirements are met through project-based learning combined with the necessary theory and employment
    skills. Course activities and projects required for successful completion of Level 1 include tests, portfolio development,
    technical writing papers, authentic assessments, Midterm Exam and a Final Exam.

    Course Objectives:
    The students will be able to explain:
     Proper care and use of tools
     Safety practices and accident prevention
     Measurements and Estimating
     Green Building Practices
     Development and manufacture of mortar, brick and concrete
     Laying of brick and concrete block
     Development of projects and design elements
    Course Requirements
    Students enrolled in Masonry Year 1 will be required to become familiar with the proper use and care of masonry tools
    and equipment. The students will become aware of safety practices and accident prevention in accordance with OSHA
    standards. The student will also become familiar with measurement, layout procedures and the materials used in this
    field.

    Criteria for Assessing Student Performance:


    Projects 40%
    Tests 20%
    Quizzes 10%
    Class Participation 30%

    Textbooks, Related Readings:


    Masonry Skills
     
    Masonry Year 2 Syllabus

    Teacher Christopher Kane Voice 465-2161 ext. 348


    Room # 351 E-mail* ckane@capemaytech.com
    *please note: add the words “Parent Note” in the subject line of any Email to ensure delivery

    Course Description:

    Masonry is a three -year program of study that prepares students to work in the masonry and building trades and prepares
    qualified individuals to progress into supervisory or proprietorship positions in the masonry field. Students develop an
    understanding of masonry work and learn to communicate using the trade terms. Sustainability and green building
    concepts are integrated into all aspects of the course. Course safety is reinforced continually throughout the course
    sequence. Technology-related reading, writing, vocabulary, mathematics, blueprint reading and materials and building
    science are integrated throughout the curriculum. Skill development includes a knowledge of mason’s tools, wall layout
    basics, introduction to laying of brick and block, basic building of brick and block corners. Students will become familiar
    with the fundamentals of masonry in both theory and practical applications.

    Course Requirements:
    Occupational requirements are met through project-based learning combined with the necessary theory and employment
    skills. Course activities and projects required for successful completion of Level 2 include tests, portfolio development,
    technical writing papers, authentic assessments, Midterm Exam and a Final Exam.

    Course Objectives:
    The students will be able to explain:
     Proper care and use of tools
     Safety practices and accident prevention
     Measurements and Material Estimating
     Green Construction and Sustainable Practices
     Development and manufacture of mortar, brick and concrete
     Laying of brick and concrete block
     Introduction to Blueprints and Project Design
    Course Requirements
    Students enrolled in Masonry Year 2 will be required to become familiar with the proper use and care of masonry tools
    and equipment. The students will become aware of safety practices and accident prevention in accordance with OSHA
    standards. The student will also become familiar with measurement, layout procedures and the materials used in this field
    as well as sustainable practices when working on and developing site projects.

    Criteria for Assessing Student Performance:


    Projects 40%
    Tests 20%
    Quizzes 10%
    Class Participation 30%

    Textbooks, Related Readings:


    Masonry Skills
     
    Masonry Year 3 Syllabus

    Teacher Christopher Kane Voice 465-2161 ext. 348


    Room # 351 E-mail* ckane@capemaytech.com
    *please note: add the words “Parent Note” in the subject line of any Email to ensure delivery

    Course Description:

    Masonry is a three -year program of study that prepares students to work in the masonry and building trades and prepares
    qualified individuals to progress into supervisory or proprietorship positions in the masonry field. Students develop an
    understanding of masonry work and learn to communicate using the trade terms. Sustainability and green building
    concepts are integrated into all aspects of the course. Course safety is reinforced continually throughout the course
    sequence. Technology-related reading, writing, vocabulary, mathematics, blueprint reading and materials and building
    science are integrated throughout the curriculum. Skill development includes a knowledge of mason’s tools, wall layout
    basics, introduction to laying of brick and block, basic building of brick and block corners. Students will become familiar
    with the fundamentals of masonry in both theory and practical applications as well as developing a senior project.

    Course Requirements:
    Occupational requirements are met through project-based learning combined with the necessary theory and employment
    skills. Course activities and projects required for successful completion of Level 3 include tests, portfolio development,
    technical writing papers, authentic assessments, Midterm Exam and a Final Exam.

    Course Objectives:
    The students will be able to explain:
     Proper care and use of tools
     Safety practices and accident prevention
     Measurements and Material Estimating
     Green Construction and Sustainable Practices
     Tile and Precast Panels
     Measurements, Blueprints, Estimating and Project Design
     Career Preparation, Apprenticeship Exploration, Business Management and Certification
     Completion of a Senior Project
    Course Requirements
    Students enrolled in Masonry Year 3 will be required to become familiar with the proper use and care of masonry tools
    and equipment. The students will become aware of safety practices and accident prevention in accordance with OSHA
    standards. The student will also become familiar with measurement, layout procedures and the materials used in this field
    as well as sustainable practices when working on and developing site projects.

    Criteria for Assessing Student Performance:


    Projects 40%
    Tests 20%
    Quizzes 10%
    Class Participation 30%

    Textbooks, Related Readings:


    Masonry Skills
     

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