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Define careers |
An occupation that you are involved in for a significant period of your life |
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Define values |
A person's principles or standards of behaviour (what's important to them). Ex. Dependability |
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Define intrests |
Something that a person is involved in or curious about. Ex. Art |
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Define skills |
A particular ability to do something well that is earned with practice. Ex. Writing |
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Define aptitudes |
A natural ability to do something. Ex. Math |
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Define attitudes |
A settled way of thinking or feeling typically reflected in one's behaviour. Ex. Affectionate |
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What are the four catagories of careers? |
1. Communication and the arts. 2. Engineering, industrial, and scientific technology. 3. Health, human, and public services. 4. Buisness and marketing. |
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Name the 8 multiple intellegences |
Bodily-kinesthetic, musical, verbal-linguistic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, visual-spatial, mathmatical-logical, and naturalist |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for bodily-kinesthetic |
Learn through interaction with one's environment, like to move/be physical. Athlete or carpenter. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for musical |
Learn musically (organizing through song, patterns, and musical expression. Music teacher, songwriter. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for verbal-linguistic |
Learn through spoken and written words (reading, listening, speaking, writing). Lawyer and author. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for visual-spatial |
Learn visually and organize ideas spatiallu. Think in images and pictures. Interior designer or artist. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for mathmatical-logical |
Learn through reasoning and problem solving, prefer to use numbers/stats. Mathematician and accountant. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for naturalist |
Learn through classification, categories, and hierarchies. Able to pick up on subtle differences. National park worker, zoologist. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for interpersonal |
Learn through interactions with others. Working collaboratively and cooperatively. Teacher, comedian. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for intrapersonal |
Learn through feelings, values, and attitudes. Understands others. Psychologist, guidence counseller. |
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List and provide characteristics for the 3 perceptual preferences/learning styles |
Auditory learner (spell words aloud, easily distracted by sound, talk aloud to solve problems), visual learner (learn best by reading/seeing, imagien things they're reading, plan and write lists), kinesthetic learner (learn best by action/doing, fidget, gesture when speaking, wrinkle clothes easily) |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for right brains |
Nonverbal communication and intuitive though. Music teacher or graphic designer. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for left brains |
Logical and reality-based. Scientist and accountant. |
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Define objective views |
The way others see you, detached and removed from your first hand knowledge. |
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Define subjective views |
How you view yourself, influenced by past experiences/place in family/emotions and interests |
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Define internal influences |
What you have been taught to do/not do by family |
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Define external influences |
Includes family, friends, cultural/religious groups, and society's norms. Peer group can have strong influence at this age. |
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What does the S in SMART stand for and why is it necessary |
Specific (helps focus efforts and define what needs to be done) |
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What does the M in SMART stand for and why is it necessary |
Measurable (helps manage goals and allows progress to be tracked) |
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What does the A in SMART stand for and why is it necessary |
Attainable (follows bend not break mentality, allows for chunking, not discouraging or too easy) |
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What does the R in SMART stand for and why is it necessary |
Relevent (helps determine if the goal is worthwhile or applicable; make you care more if you acheive it) |
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What does the T in SMART stand for and why is it necessary |
Time bound (sets a time frame which creates urgency and commitment) |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for gold personalities |
Organizes and plans ahead, follows rules. Teacher and financial planner. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for blue personalities |
Friendly, have interpersonal skills. Journalist and teacher. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for green personalities |
Analytical and independent. Chemist and programmer. |
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Name 2 skills and 1 career for orange personalities |
Playful/fun loving, competitive. Athlete, politician. |
