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Step 1 of 4 Understanding your student's strengths

Your Student's Interests

These questions help us understand what energizes your student. There are no right or wrong answers — just honest ones.

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1.My student loves building, fixing, or working with their hands — tools, machines, engines, or physical projects.

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2.My student is naturally curious about how things work. They enjoy research, analysis, and figuring out complex problems.

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3.My student expresses themselves through art, music, writing, design, or performance. Creativity is central to who they are.

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4.My student genuinely enjoys helping people — tutoring, volunteering, listening, counseling, or teaching others.

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5.My student is a natural leader. They're drawn to starting things, persuading people, selling ideas, or managing projects.

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6.My student likes organized, detail-oriented work — spreadsheets, data, rules, schedules, and clear procedures.

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7.My student would rather spend a weekend outdoors, working with animals, or doing something hands-on than sitting at a desk.

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8.My student reads widely and independently, often going deep on topics that interest them — beyond what's assigned in school.

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9.My student has a strong aesthetic sense. They notice design, beauty, and style in the world around them.

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10.My student is emotionally attuned — they're good at reading people, resolving conflicts, and making others feel seen.

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11.My student is energized by competition. They want to win, stand out, and be recognized for their achievements.

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12.My student is responsible and dependable — they finish what they start, keep track of details, and follow through.

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