There is a great deal of research about the role of personality and interests in learning behaviors and outcomes. How can educators and students alike use this information to their benefit?
The Impact of Personality and Interest on Learning Outcomes
Looking at Liberal Arts
Research shows the most underestimated major may have the best outcomes.
Getting Students’ Hands Dirty: The Benefits of Hands-On Learning
While theoretical learning definitely holds its place in schools, hands-on learning allows students not only the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge but also become agents of change in their community. Many programs are sprouting up across the United States that allow students to learn through this method of practical application.
Student Success Lies in Self-Awareness
Self awareness can play a large part in academic success. As students continue on their academic path, their interests should play a pivotal role in their major, university, and extracurricular selection. Looking further, these interests play a vital role in their career and earnings.
Are Your Students “Waiting to Fail”?
The “wait to fail” approach in reading education was tragic, but it’s now the norm in college counseling. Learn about the history and what to do about it.
Should Career Counseling Be Mandatory?
Making career and vocational advising a vital, integrated part of the college curriculum could benefit your students from early on.
Why aren’t we giving all students a chance to explore their possibilities?
We see startling statistics every day such as less than 50% of college students will complete college with their degree. That means that the other half will drop out. Probably with large loan debts. But even backtracking a bit…do you
Why Students Avoid Career Centers
College students need and want the skills and knowledge to succeed in the workplace, yet they often avoid career centers. Why is that?
Press Release: World of Work Partnership with Cajon Valley USD
During this week’s ASU-GSV conference, held in San Diego, CA, The Myers-Briggs Company Innovation Labs and Cajon Valley Unified School District announced an exciting new World of Work (WOW) partnership aimed at engaging K-12 students, teachers, and parents in the WOW
A Parent’s & Educator’s Role in Helping Students Choose a Career
Discussion of high expectations has been rampant in education and parenting parameters for several years now, but where is the line between setting high expectations and crushing the dreams of children? As a high school teacher and basketball coach, I