Guide for Graduation and Beyond

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Guide for Graduation and Beyond Name ________________________________ Date __________________ SKILLS AND INTERESTS I like to make/create: _______________________________________________________ Best ways to spend free time: _________________________________________________ Others say I’m good at:______________________________________________________ Work I like to do: __________________________________________________________ OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE Of great value to me: ______________________________________________________ Mentors who I highly respect: _______________________ ______________________ Special places I care about: ______________________ _________________________ Important social/environmental concern: ________________________________________ Guiding values: ________________ ____________________ _____________________ CAREER GOAL Work I’d like to do:_______________________________________________________________ Average Salary $_____________ per year Where I might work: __________________________ Related Careers: _________________________________________________________________ Needed training/education: Important Knowledge and Skills ___ high school diploma + training ___ 2-3 years post secondary _____________________________ ___ Four year bachelor’s degree ___ Graduate degree (masters, doctorate) _____________________________ ___ Other _____________________________ EDUCATIONAL GOALS to help me do this work: ✓ Classes I can take in high school: ___________________ _______________________ ✓ Learning Goals: In the next __ weeks, I will ____________________________________ ✓ In the next ___ months, I will ______________________________________________ A long term future goal is __________________________________________________

At school, it is hard to: __________________________________________ MY CIRCLE OF SUPPORT People who help me “paddle my canoe”……. Educational support Physical support Emotional support Financial support Social support LEARNING PREFERENCES Learning is fun when ______________________________________________________ I want to learn more about _________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Preferred Learning Style: (Prioritized: 1st, 2nd, 3rd) ___ Visual Learner (I need to see it; I like pictures, movies, and charts) ___ Auditory Learner (I learn best by listening and talking) ___ Tactile/Kinesthetic Learner (I like hands-on, doing things) Multiple Intelligence Strengths: (My top 3 are checked) ___ Interpersonal ___ Verbal/Linguistic ___ Intrapersonal ___ Body/ Kinesthetic ___ Naturalistic ___ Logical/Mathematical ___ Musical / Rhythmic ___ Visual/Spatial ___ Emotional LEARNING DIFFERENCES and REQUESTED SUPPORT: At school, it is hard to: __________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ What helps me learn (best accommodations): __________________________ __________________________________________________ UNIT 5: Lesson #3: Ho`olālā