A Critique of the Proposed National Education Policy Reform
Grade 10 career presentation January 2013
1. Career
Development:
Do
What
You
Love
January 10th and 11th, 2013
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2. Learning Objectives
Learn how your individual preferences
and passion may determine the career
in which you gain the most satisfaction.
Learn which possible careers and career
clusters might best match your
individual preferences, interests, and
strengths.
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3. Mission Statements
As student advocates, SAS counselors
assist students in discovering themselves,
their passions and directions in life.
Shanghai American School inspires in all
students:
• A lifelong passion for learning
• A commitment to act with integrity and
compassion
•The courage to live their dreams.
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4. Do What
You Love
Advice from Steve Jobs, co-founder
of Apple and Pixar
“Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone
else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma — which is living
with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the
noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner
voice. And most important, have the courage to follow
your heart and intuition. They somehow already
know what you truly want to become. Everything else
is secondary.” -- Stanford Commencement speech by Steve Jobs in 2005
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5. Review of Completed Work
in Naviance
Do What You Are: assessment on your personality
type, your strengths, and your weaknesses
Learning Styles Inventory: assessment that gives
insight into how you learn in order to help you maximum your
potential
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7. Your Path
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, April
2008:
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8. Your Path
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, April
2008:
■ Only 2% of people surveyed claim to be working in
the occupation they had planned when they were 18
years old.
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9. Your Path
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, April
2008:
■ Only 2% of people surveyed claim to be working in
the occupation they had planned when they were 18
years old.
■ Americans average ten to fourteen jobs between
the ages of 18 and 34 and three to five career
changes by the age of 38.
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11. Next Steps
Log into your Naviance account.
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12. Next Steps
Log into your Naviance account.
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13. Next Steps
Log into your Naviance account.
Complete the following three surveys:
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14. Next Steps
Log into your Naviance account.
Complete the following three surveys:
1. Career Interest Profiler survey (10 minutes).
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15. Next Steps
Log into your Naviance account.
Complete the following three surveys:
1. Career Interest Profiler survey (10 minutes).
2. Complete the Cluster Finder survey (5 minutes).
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16. Next Steps
Log into your Naviance account.
Complete the following three surveys:
1. Career Interest Profiler survey (10 minutes).
2. Complete the Cluster Finder survey (5 minutes).
3. Complete the Career Interest Profiler Follow-up
Survey (20 minutes).
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17. Next Steps
Log into your Naviance account.
Complete the following three surveys:
1. Career Interest Profiler survey (10 minutes).
2. Complete the Cluster Finder survey (5 minutes).
3. Complete the Career Interest Profiler Follow-up
Survey (20 minutes).
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18. Next Steps
Log into your Naviance account.
Complete the following three surveys:
1. Career Interest Profiler survey (10 minutes).
2. Complete the Cluster Finder survey (5 minutes).
3. Complete the Career Interest Profiler Follow-up
Survey (20 minutes).
Meet with your counselor in small-group
Flex sessions on January 24th (4B) and 25th
(1A).
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19. Career Interest Profiler
Log into your Naviance account and
click on “career interest profiler” in the
‘careers’ tab.
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20. What is the
Career Interest Profiler?
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21. What is the
Career Interest Profiler?
180 questions about work activities that people do at their
jobs
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22. What is the
Career Interest Profiler?
180 questions about work activities that people do at their
jobs
a tool to help identify your Holland Codes -- a system to
classify jobs into six categories, interest clusters, or work
personality environments
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23. What is the
Career Interest Profiler?
180 questions about work activities that people do at their
jobs
a tool to help identify your Holland Codes -- a system to
classify jobs into six categories, interest clusters, or work
personality environments
When choosing your answers, think about whether you would
like or dislike doing a particular work activity if you had a
chance to do it. Try not to think about whether you have
enough education or training to perform the activity.
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