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AdvancedHairCuttingand Styling SubjectCode174130 SteveBialoruckiOregonCitySchools KimberleeFarnhamWashingtonLocal TracyGrafPentaCareerCenter

Rigorous Assessment Items Aligned to the Four Depth of Knowledge Levels for Ohio CT Courses in Agricultural and Environmental Systems Construction Technologies Human Services Health Science Transportation Systems Sponsored by Northwest Ohio Tech Prep, Northwest Ohio HSTW, The University of Toledo CTE Teacher Prep Program, and Ohio ACTE

Schoolsengagedintheinitiative: PentaCareerCenter,Perrysburg,Ohio OregonCitySchools,Oregon,Ohio SylvaniaCitySchools,Sylvania,Ohio ToledoPublicSchools,Toledo,Ohio WashingtonLocalSchools,Toledo,Ohio PostSecondarySupport:

CoursesAlignedtotheFourDOKLevels: AgriculturalandEnvironmentalSystemsCareerField Agriculture,FoodandNaturalResources010105 Greenhouse&NurseryManagement010610 ZooandAquarium010940 ConstructionTechnologiesCareerField StructuralCoveringsandFinishes178004 HumanServicesCareerField AdvancedHairCuttingandStyling174130 AdvancedChemicalServices174140 MicrobiologyandInfectionControl174115 HealthScienceCareerField PatientCenteredCare072050 TransportationSystemsCareerField CollisionPainting&Refinishing177012

CourseSpecificDescriptorsforEachDOKLevel HumanServicesCareerField AdvancedHairCuttingandStyling COURSEDESCRIPTION DOKLEVEL1 DOKLEVEL2 DOKLEVEL3 DOKLEVEL4

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.1.2 Compare and contrast product composition and product features and select for each service. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL Question Activity Project List the categories of shampoos, rinses and conditioners. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Question Activity Project Describe the composition of shampoos and conditioners and their basic benefits, as well as the description of water. Compile your findings in a graphic organizer. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Question Activity Project DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Question Activity Project Develop a logical argument comparing product choices from the shampooing chapter, research choices from the chapter on chemical teturizing, and their possible effects on these services. Notes: Resources Needed:

Cosmetology Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.4.1 Describe the varioustypes of human and synthetic hairpiece materials. Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level List the various types of human and synthetic hairpiece materials. Create an argument for why human hairpieces are superior to synthetic. Contrast and compare three (3) eamples of synthetic hair pieces. Organize your information in a graphic organizer. Create a commercial for your assigned hairpiece material and eplain why it is superior to other options.

Cosmetology Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.4.2 Recognize and select various artificial hair techniques. Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level Eplain in your own words when you might choose artificial hair over natural hair. Create a style using artificial hair pieces. Compare and contrast the differences between styling artificial hair as opposed to natural hair. Research the history of artificial hair in the United States and present your findings to the class using visual media.

Cosmetology Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.4.3 Measure and demonstrate a client for an appropriately fitted wig or hairpiece (e.g., shape, block, adjust). Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level When might someone use or need a wig or hairpiece? Measure and demonstrate a client for an appropriately fitted wig or hairpiece. Make an informative poster describing how to properly fit and measure a client for a hairpiece. Design and fit a hairpiece or wig for a specific client and eplain to the client why the piece you designed is best for them.

Cosmetology Advanced Cutting and Styling Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.4.4 Clean and store wigsand hairpieces care procedures (e.g., styling, cleaning, storing). Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level X Write a list of key words you know about cleaning and storing wigs. Create an argument epressing the importance of properly cleaning and storing wigs and hairpieces. How would you apply what you've learned to clean and store wigs and hairpieces? Create an instructional video eplaining how to care for wigs and hairpieces.

Cosmetology Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.4.5 Compare and contrast various hair styles in relation to teture, direction, and movement. Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level X Define teture, direction, and movement as it relates to hairstyling. Eplain how a client's hair teture is directly related to the techniques you will use to style the hair. Compare and contrast how teture, hair direction, and movement can change the overall style. Given three (3) clients (each with different hair tetures), demonstrate and eplain how you will adjust your technique to achieve a uniform look on all three (3) clients.

Cosmetology Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.4.6 Describe how various waves, curls and braids contribute as major components of styling hair. Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level X Define waves, curls and braids. Describe what would happen if you had to create a style without using the three (3) given major styling components. Brainstorm three (3) different hair styles you would create using waves, curls, and braids. Create a style using at least three (3) different styling components. Plan your style ahead of time and present your idea to the class.

Cosmetology Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.4.7 Compare and contrast the various hair stylingimplements (e.g., rollers, clips) to the desired styles. Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level List si (6) different styling implements. How is the type of styling implement used directly related to the outcome of the finished style? Give specific eamples and cite evidence to support your claims. Compare and contrast the given styling implements and what results they produce. Organize your findings in a table. Analyze finished hairstyles and determine what specific tools and techniques were used to achieve the given look.

Cosmetology Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.4.8 Performthermal styling techniques and their respective applications. Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level Eplain what thermal hairstyling is. Given a mannequin, perform the assigned thermal styling technique. Create a step-by-step technical sheet describing how to perform three (3) thermal styling techniques. Create a step-by-step technical sheet eplaining how to do the assigned thermal techniques and then create the same thermal style on a mannequin.

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.4.9 Complete a finished style comb-out. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL Write a list of keywords related to hairstyling. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Summarize how to do a specific hair style. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Given a mannequin, complete a finished comb-out style that replicates a chosen style. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Research various comb-out styles, select one, and then recreate the style on a partner. Notes: Resources Needed:

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.4.10 Perform wet set using principles of design (i.e. hair sculpturing, rollers and fingerwaves). Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL Describe what a "wet set" is and when you would use it. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Brainstorm how the given "wet set' pictures will result in different hair designs. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Develop a logical argument for why it is still important to learn "wet set" styling today. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Create your own "wet set" style or pattern and present it to the class. After all of the styles have been presented and combed out, students will choose their favorite and justify their choice. Notes: Resources Needed:

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.4.11 Apply braiding techniques to natural and artificial hair. Advanced Cutting and Styling Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL Define braiding as it applies to hair design. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Compare and contrast the difference in braiding natural and artificial hair. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Given a mannequin, apply braiding techniques to natural and artificial hair. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Construct a research project on the origin of braiding hair and how the styles and techniques have changed throughout the centuries. Notes: Resources Needed:

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.5.1 Describe and demonstrate the use of razors, shears and clippers. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL What are the different tools used in haircutting? DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Describe how you safely use razors, shears and clippers. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Using prior knowledge, eplain the differences between razors, shears and clippers. Eplain when each would be used. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Create and perform a technical haircut that incorporates all three cutting tools. Notes: Resources Needed:

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.5.2 Describes sectioning, angles, lines and elevation. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL Define sectioning, angles, and elevation as they relate to haircutting. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Eplain the relationship between section, angles lines and elevation and how they combine to create a finished haircut. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Create a poster showing the various angles, lines and elevation for a given haircut. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Create a song that eplains the procedure for completing the State Board haircut, as well as the task lines for the test. Sing your song to the class. The class will vote on their favorite song. The winner will receive a prize. Notes: Resources Needed:

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.5.3 Divide hair into sections according to desired haircut. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL List the four (4) basic haircuts and name the sectioning pattern that relates to each. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL On a head form, label the haircut that will be created using the pictured sectioning. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Given a mannequin, perform the sectioning for a given haircut. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Question Activity Project Given four (4) shaved mannequin heads, draw and label the different sectioning patterns. Notes: Resources Needed:

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.5.4 Apply the use of razors, shears and clippers to achieve the desired result. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL Eplain the different results that can be achieved using razors, shears and clippers. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Question Activity X Project Create a Venn diagram showing the similarities and differences between cutting with scissors and a razor. Create a poster showing proper handling of cutting tools. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Given a mannequin, use all three (3) cutting tools to create a haircut of your choice. Eplain why you used the different tools and what look you were hoping to achieve. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Question Activity Project Given a client, use all three (3) cutting tools to create a haircut of your choice. Eplain why you used the different tools and what look you were hoping to achieve. Notes: Resources Needed:

Cosmetology Steve Bialorucki, Kimberlee Farnham, Tracy Graf 4.5.5 Apply the use of lines and anglesto obtain the desired result. Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level On a head form, label the angles used to obtained the desired haircut. Use your prior knowledge of lines and angles to obtain the desired haircut on a mannequin. Draw out the angles used. Using a graphic organizer, compare and contrast the similarities and differences between two given haircuts. In your own words, create an outline describing the procedure, angles and lines used to create a haircut of your choice. Use your prior knowledge of lines and angles to obtain the desired haircut on a client.

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.5.6 Edge and clean the neckline to appropriate shape and length. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL List the tools that can be used to edge and clean the neckline. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Question Activity X Project How can you identify the proper shape of the neckline? What visual cues do you use to determine it? Create a poster of men's necklines and use a marker to draw the appropriate shape. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Students will select a partner at random. The partners will take turns determining the appropriate shape and length of the neckline and communicate the recommended style to the student. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL On a client, determine the appropriate shape and length of the neckline and proceed to perform the service on a client. Notes: Resources Needed:

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 4.5.7 Evaluate a haircut for proportion and balance. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL How do you tell if a haircut is even and balanced? DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Brainstorm three (3) reasons why a haircut many end up not proportional or unbalanced. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Create an informative brochure that contains at least five (5) "rules" or guidelines that should be used to ensure an even, balanced haircut. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Evaluate the proportion and balance of another student's haircut. Make necessary recommendations and have another student evaluate your work. Notes: Resources Needed:

Program: Cosmetology Course: Name(s): Competency: Tracy Graf 5.2.6 Analyze facial features and face shapes. Depth of Knowledge Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Revised Bloom s Taonomy Level (Check One): Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 DOK LEVEL 1 RBT LEVEL List the different face shapes. DOK LEVEL 2 RBT LEVEL Question X Activity Project List the face shapes and how to correct or enhance certain features. Search online for five (5) eamples of each facial shape. DOK LEVEL 3 RBT LEVEL Eamine the faces of five (5) classmates and determine their face shapes. Give style recommendations according to their needs. DOK LEVEL 4 RBT LEVEL Given a client, eamine the face and determine his or her face shape. Give style recommendations according to their needs prior to the haircut and style. Notes: Resources Needed: