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Developmentally, many students are trying to figure out who they are and exploring their identity. Having resources that can help them solidified who they are can also help them figure out what they are best at.

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By making clear to them what their talents/skills are. They will become more aware of what they can bring to the table and maybe even put it on a resume.

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I think it will make students will feel overall more confident. It gives them wording that they can use in future resumes and applications

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I would send out the link in goggle classroom or on social media and let the students use them as a resource. It also would allow the parents to engage as well.

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I have a couple students tell me that they are "not good at anything." Id really like to share these videos with them because they can gain some encouragement. Also they can can get some ideas how to apply these skills in their future careers

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I can see myself using these videos on our 1:1 sessions with all my students especially those who know they learn/study better visualizing or hearing things so they can remember the information better.

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Innovating

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Organizing

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Does it generate specific majors that a student could potentially want to study in college

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How to explain the agilities to students

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How to explain the agilities to students

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It gives you the skills that you are best at in a professional setting

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Use the videos to inform students about agilities, so they can start exploring theirs - Citlally

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Use the videos to inform students about agilities, so they can start exploring theirs - Citlally