Career Exploration Resources

What if your student explored a career with literally no limits! Seriously, it’s possible. Yes students will ask questions and you will be challenged to answer them (or google it). But by exploring careers with no limits students really have the chance to dream about their future career self….and create a game plan to pursue it. Now that makes all the question asking totally worth it!

Career Coaching Guided Blogs

Many of these blogs include free products you can use to transform this blog into an actual mini-lesson.

Adapting Our 45 Minute Homework Routine For Busy Classrooms

How To Get Into Flow When Doing Homework

The 20‑Minute Decompression Routine To Make Homework Easier

Career Cluster Match-Ups: Turn Chores Into Career Lessons

Backpack, Binder, and Digital File Systems for Busy Students

Micro‑Habits That Get Homework Started in 5 Minutes

Time‑Blocking for Tweens and Teens: Build a Weekly Plan That Works

Study Systems That Stick: A 30‑Day Executive‑Function Reset for Grades 6–10

Career Cluster Storytime: How to Use Storytelling To Teach Transferable Skills

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How To Make Our Blogs YOUR Mini Lessons

Step #1

Explore the content

Read the blog to learn more about the job discussed. Count this as your instructor (or cliff!) notes. Bonus Points: Have your student read the blog to you and summarize what they learned!

Step #2

Practice using active learning

Share what you read with your students. Complete the activity with them. Encourage exploration through question asking.

Step #3

Explore further!

Extend the exploration by reading the “Get Career Ready” section with your students. This helps them learn more about what would be needed to be prepare for a job like this.

Secondary Learner Resources

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