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Students in Arkansas Are Creating Multimedia Projects

by studentrg | Apr 18, 2019 | Career Pathways & 21st Century Skills, Partners

Lights, Camera, Action . . . Thanks to Donations from the Student Research Foundation, Students in Arkansas Are Creating Multimedia Projects The ability to create videos and multimedia presentations is a skill that can open doors to careers in corporations, news...

Why “I’m Applying to College” Should Not Be the Motivation for Helping People

by studentrg | Apr 11, 2019 | Career Pathways & 21st Century Skills, Student Research Foundation Research

Why do high school students take the time to volunteer and help people? Many of them, if not most, have a sincere desire to do good in the world. However, as most teachers, parents and counselor know, many are also motivated by the need to do things that make them...

How Slime Brings Science and STEM to the Library

by studentrg | Mar 7, 2019 | Career Pathways & 21st Century Skills, Partners, STEM

Mrs. Dabney, Pasadena Texas High School Librarian, Helps Her Students Learn about Slime! “Libraries aren’t just for reading anymore,” writes Mrs. Dabney, a high school librarian in Pasadena, TX. “Today’s libraries have books, technology, games, and maker...

How Are Gen Z High School Students Thinking About Careers Today?

by studentrg | Dec 31, 2018 | Career Pathways, Career Pathways & 21st Century Skills

Findings from the Student Research Foundation’s Career Pathways and 21st Century Skills Study . . . In this post, we will take a close look at how members of Generation Z are preparing for their careers. Each of our posts about Gen Z focus on one research study....

Career Counseling Advice: Tell Your Students the Importance of Loyalty to Employers

by studentrg | Dec 29, 2018 | Career Pathways, Career Pathways & 21st Century Skills, Jobs of the Future

Keeping employees from quitting their jobs after only a month or two is becoming a bigger challenge for many businesses across the county. As one executive at an auto components manufacturer recently told us, “We hire young employees and then we can’t get them to stay...

Skills-Based Training Plus a College Degree Add Up to a Better Career

by studentrg | Nov 29, 2018 | Career & Technical Education, Career Pathways & 21st Century Skills

Freelancers Find that Skills-Based Training Plus a College Degree Add Up to a Better Career The 2018 Freelancing in America study from UpWork Global reports that freelancers are a fast-growing segment of working Americans. The study, which polled 6,000 U.S. workers,...
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