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Topic 14 – Intersecting Roof Components and Calculating Valley Rafters and Ridge
Topic 17 – Dormers
Topic 18 – Framing Intersecting Roofs in Metric
Topic 3 – Renovating Exterior Walls, Roof, Interior Finishes
Performs Site Layout
Site Layout Review Questions
Math Checkup: Converting Linear Measurements in Imperial and Metric
Take Rod Readings and Calculate Elevations Review Questions
Take Rod Readings and Calculate Elevations
Study Tips: Create a Glossary
Installs Engineered Floor Systems and Sheathing
Study Tips: Create a Summary from a Lecture
Math Checkup: Convert Feet and Inches to Decimal Feet
Focus On Self: About Your Brain
Constructs Footing, Formwork, and Installs Piles
Insulated Concrete Forms
Backfilling
Wall Formwork for Commercial Construction
Installs Concrete, Cement based, and Epoxy Products
Places Concrete Review Questions
Mixing and Testing Concrete
Math Checkup: Convert Decimal Feet to Feet and Inches
Interpret Project Drawings
Identify Residential Drawings
Interpret Building Codes
Maintains Hand, Power and Pneumatic Tools
Describe Types of Hammers and their Use
Identify, Use, and Maintain Planes
Identify the Procedures for Operating Portable Drills
Identify Procedures for Operating Portable Sanders
Operate Routers
Study Tips: SQ4R Method
Operate the Jointer and Planer
Review Questions Jointer and Planer
Powder Actuated Tools
Installs Materials, Fastners, Adhesives, and Connectors
Identify Engineered Wood Products
Solid and Hollow Wall Anchors
Expansion Anchors
Requirements for Fire and Sound Resistane: Permeance of Materials, Degree Days a
Describe Procedures of Insulating and Air/Vapour Sealing in Building Walls and C
Location of Air/Vapour Barrier
Installs Foundation Protection
Math Checkup: Converting Units of Area and Volume
Uses Stationary Access Equipment
Uses Mobile Access Equipment
Describe How to Construct and Use Wooden Scaffolding
Describe How to Assemble and Use Metal Scaffolding
Focus on Self: Automatic Thoughts
Uses Personal Protective Equipment and Safety Equipment
Eye and Respiratory Protection
Fall Protection
Review Questions Safe Work Environment
Chapter B1 – Interprets Project Drawings
Topic 1 – Types of Views, Lines, and Symbols
Topic 2 – Identify Types of Drawings
Topic 5 – Interpret Building Codes
Topic 1 – Commercial Specifications
Chapter B4 – Performs Site Preparation
Topic 1 – Establish Elevations with a Builder’s Level
Topic 2 – Take Rod Readings and Calculate Elevations
Topic 3 – Site Investigation and Building Layout with Hand Tools
Chapter B7 Performs Site Layout
Topic 5– Use a Trigonometry in Building Layout
Section 3D – Constructs Wall Systems
Topic 2 – Layout Exterior Wall Plates
Topic 5 – Install Backing and Blocking
Section 3E – Installs Exterior Finishes
Chapter E8 – Installs Exterior Wall Components
Topic 2 – Construct Metal Cornices
Topic 3 – The Rain Screen Principle
Topic 2 – Apply Hardboard and Vinyl Siding
Chapter E9 – Installs Exterior Wall Coverings
Calculating Percentages
Chapter E1 – Installs Exterior Jambs/Frames
Topic 3 – Construct Exterior Door Frame
Chapter E3 – Installs Specialty Exterior Doors
Chapter E4 – Installs Exterior Windows
Chapter E5 – Installs Exterior Door Hardware
The Proportion Equation
Section 4 – Constructs Roof and Ceiling Systems
Topic 2 – Gable Roof Components and Calculations
Topic 3 – Laying out a Common Rafter and Ridge Board
Topic 5 – Gable Ends, Studs, and Ladders
Topic 6 – Shed Roof Rafters
Topic 7 – Calculating Gable Roofs Using Metric
Section 2 – Installs Roofing
Chapter E6 – Installs Roofing Components
Chapter E7 – Installs Roof Coverings
Topic 3 – Apply Sheet Metal Roofing
Chapter C10 – Installs Grout and Repairs Concrete
Topic 1 – Commercial Specifications
Mixed Roofing Questions
Topic 8 – Ridge Boards and Hip Rafters
Topic 10 – Calculate Hip Roofs Using Metric Measurements
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Focus On Self: About Your Brain
Focus On Self: About Your Brain
Stress, fear, and anxiety are all a part of our bodies natural response system. All 3 can occur when danger is present. It is important to understand how our brain handles perceived threats to control feelings of anxiety and worry because when you are in this state, you can not remember information or learn.
Guided imagery is a type of focused relaxation or meditation. Focused relaxation involves concentrating on a specific object, sound, or experience to calm your mind. In guided imagery, you intentionally think of a peaceful place or scenario. The goal is to promote a calm state through relaxation and mindfulness. The idea is that your body reacts to your own thoughts. For example, when you think about a stressful situation, your body and mind become tense. Your heart rate and blood pressure might increase, and you may feel jittery and unfocused. By calming your mind and body, you may be better able to cope with mental, emotional, and physical stress.
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