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Preparing for the Future

Know Yourself, Know Your Path

Students explore their personal traits through self-assessment and peer interviews to identify strengths that connect well with potential career paths.

Preparing for the Future

Professional Skills in Action

Students build real-world communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills through interactive, professional role-play and teamwork activities.

Preparing for the Future

Mapping Your Future Career

Students explore career paths, connecting personal strengths to evolving job markets while identifying transferable skills for future success.

Preparing for the Future

Career Readiness Toolkit

Students create a résumé, craft a personal statement, and design a time management plan to stay organized and reach their goals.

Preparing for the Future

Planning for Career Success

Students create a five-year career plan, compare postsecondary options, and identify skills to develop for their chosen career path.

Teaching for Tomorrow

Reality Check: Media Literacy for a Changing World

Students explore how media shapes understanding and develop critical thinking skills through analysis, collaboration, and future-focused reflection.

Teaching for Tomorrow

Media Literacy: Think. Question. Create.

Students learn how media shapes thinking and build skills to question, analyze, and respond as critical consumers and responsible creators.

Teaching for Tomorrow

Messages That Matter: Creating Media with Purpose

Students explore how messaging shapes trust by analyzing media ethics, persuasive techniques, and intent in content creation.

Teaching for Tomorrow

Media Literacy in the Age of AI

Students explore how AI and digital tools shape media, learning to think critically, evaluate content, and imagine the future of learning.

Research Fundamentals

Selecting and Refining Research Topics

Students sharpen core research skills, learning to select and refine topics.

Research Fundamentals

Mastering Research Questions

Students learn to create and refine research questions, distinguishing between open-ended and closed-ended types.

Research Fundamentals

Smart Searching

Students learn digital research skills, from basic vocabulary to advanced search techniques, applying them to write essays and create presentations.

Research Fundamentals

Note-Taking Essentials

Students explore note-taking strategies to enhance research skills.

Research Fundamentals

Evaluating and Citing Sources

Students analyze bias in historical documents, practice APA citations, and evaluate sources using CRAAP criteria in interactive stations.

Research Fundamentals

Sharing Research

Students explore oratory, analyze speeches, practice rhetorical devices, and deliver engaging research presentations on chosen topics.