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Free personality test assessment for your students

The Jung Personality Test is offered free by Typology Central at this link: http://jung.test.typologycentral.com/ This free personality test uniquely combines two powerful systems for evaluating personality type – Jungian Cognitive Functions and Personality Dichotomies. It is based on research originally conducted by Dr. Carl Jung in the early 1900’s that has been enhanced and built upon Read More

Tips your students can use when meeting with Admissions Officers (or anyone else)

The Wall Street Journal recently published an article, “The Mistakes You Make in a Meetng’s First Milliseconds”. There are some great tips that your students should use when first meeting someone. A happy expression, with the corners of the mouth turned upward and eyebrows relaxed, is likely to inspire trust, research shows. People teamed in Read More

Finding your student’s best fit college – How the Myers-Briggs type indicator can help

With over 4,000 colleges and universities in the United States, creating a short list of just 8-10 schools can be quite a challenge. The task is not made easier by the fact that schools vary greatly from one another. Size, location, choice of majors, internship opportunities, selectivity, campus vibe, available activities and diversity are only Read More

Better sleep can impact your students in many positive ways

A well rested student is a happier, more productive student. Lack of sleep can result in many negative consequences which can include lack of focus, irritability, use of drugs etc. Tuck has published several guides that can help students who may be having trouble sleeping. These include: Depression and Sleep Disorders – Troubled sleep, insomnia, and Read More

Ten books that can help you students get through the college admissions process

Amazon lists 6,533 results for “college admission books.” That includes test guides, college guides, “Teen & Young Adult SAT Study Aids,” how to write the college application essay, education workbooks, higher & continuing education and more. So there’s plenty to choose from when starting the college process. Willard Dix, who covers the college admissions process Read More

An Investigation of the Perceptions of High School Professional School Counselors: Qualitative Insights

Two of our readers, Samantha Vanderpool (Needleman) and Ashley Rizzi (Neer) who are both earning their doctorates through Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida are surveying Florida high school counselors to get their perception on classroom guidance for their dissertation. Abstract The purpose of this mixed-method study is to examine the professional school counselor’s perceptions Read More

  • Date March 8, 2018
  • Author Ashley N. Rizzi, M.Ed. & Samantha Vanderpool, M.Ed.
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