Title: (Optional) Develop strategies for improving academic and career-related skills.
Course: Career Strategies (22250-18) > Section: Examining Education's Role in Career Development

Development may include

- identification of career-related academic skills
  - learning
  - thinking
  - communication (i.e., written and oral)
  - technology
  - interpersonal skills
- refinement of academic goals, both long-term and short-term
- assessment of progress and evaluation of learning experiences
- application of improved academic skills at school and in the workplace
- participation in the development of learning experiences (in the classroom or outside) in relation to career choice.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What are some academic and career-related skills that you see as strengths of yours? How will these help you in a future career?
- What is a short-term and long-term goal you can set for yourself to help achieve academic success?
- Why are skills like thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making so important for future careers?
- Why is it important to be able to communicate with people of different cultures, languages, and abilities?
- What resources are available to help improve interpersonal abilities? What are some ways to learn or improve negotiation and conflict-resolution skills?
- Why is it important to keep up with advances in technology?