Why I made this e-course
Module I: How to start a student in a Career Readiness Program
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To begin: Present to the student the most important question h-she must ask. 3:35 min. (3:34)
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What are students’ career readiness needs?
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Template: Ability vs. Capability VIDEO (Module I: Video II) 10 min. 33 sec. (10:32)
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Complete: Lesson 1 activity
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Quiz question 1-(Module I: Video III) 1 min. 34 sec. (1:33)
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Quiz Question 2 (Module I: Video IV) 2 min. 08 sec. (2:07)
Module II: How to Engage Students to Discover their Strengths and Get Empowered about Career Possibilities
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Deeper Learning Framework and 5 Predictors to Transition Success. Module II, Video 1, 11 min. 13 sec (11:13)
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How to Identify Support Needs to Create Personalized Employment. 12 min 51 sec. (12:50)
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Sample Items on the Strengths and Career Index. 12 min. 57 sec. (12:56)
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Activity: Experience the Strengths and Career Index©
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Quiz question 3 and 4: 3 min 14 sec (3:13)
Module III: How to Assess Self-awareness with the Student who has a Greater Need for Supports
Module IV Sarah and Tim’s findings from the Strengths and Career Index© (Visual)
Module V: How to Guide a Student to Use An Empowering Tool to Adapt to Challenging Situations.
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Watch short intro video (2:05)
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Use The Golden Wheel©- Don’t guess on the kind of supports the student needs. Use the Golden Wheel to pinpoint settings, tools, structure and people that may link to job/career possibilities. See the Golden Wheel Template— Movie 20 7 min. 16 sec. (7:15)
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Use The Predictability and Engagement Timeline© (PET)- Don’t allow doubt or fear to get in the way of the student having new experiences: Use The (PET) to create tools and supports to promote emotional well-being and adaptation to a specific event/task. 11 min. 13 sec. (11:12)
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Quiz - 7 & 8 questions 7 min. 8 sec. (7:07)
Module VI: How John Moved from Career Readiness to Job Success (S.A.F.E.T.Y. Works in action)
Module VII: How to get Students Engaged in their Very Own Personalized Career Exploration
Bonus: Completion of Career Readiness Program: A Student Checklist
