College | Highschool | Homeschool and Parental
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1. Strength identification | 2. Career guidance | 3. Encouraging individualized study skills 4. Revealing motivational needs | 5. Enhancing interactions at home and at school |
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"I finally realized the differences in myself and my friends. In fact, I just used this information to help me with a relationship this past weekend."
-S.C., high school student, Oregon
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5. Enhancing interactions at home and at school Discussing the findings in these workbooks either one on one or in a small group will encourage students to discuss and understand their personality similarities and differences with family, friends, and teachers. The concepts discussed in these workbooks promote a student’s self awareness. High School students can recognize different personality styles and appreciate the differences and diversity of others. Teachers, students and parents can all be “on the same page” by catering to the student’s individual communication and learning preferences. In addition, students can learn to reduce misunderstandings when they realize that a certain behavior by another is not purposeful, but is a function of their unique personality style.
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