Questions TO ASK FOR Career Research PDF

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An activity that created guide for 1st year students in preparing list of questions in conducting Career Research...

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STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE ON FORMULATING CAREER RESEARCH QUESTIONS 1. Make a list of everything you already know about being a . Make a list of all of them.

2. Make a list of all you don't know about being a . These don't have to be in the form of a question just yet.

3. Several subjects were covered towards the end of the introductory film. What kinds of questions can you come up with based on those topics?

4. Consider this: Are you able to apply to be a right now? Is it possible for your classmate to transform into a at any time? Why do you think that is? What questions do you have as a result of this realization?

5. You spend eight hours a day in school. You have a good idea of what you'll be doing tomorrow. Would you be able to operate if you magically switched bodies with a (a la Freaky Friday)? Why do you think that is? What questions do you have as a result of this realization?

6. There are two critical things to understand about a desired job: how to obtain it and how to preserve it. Do you have any queries on these two topics?

7. How did you learn about the facts about being a that you already know? Do your parents, classmates, or friends have any idea what these are? What would your folks think if you became a ? What are your concerns?

8. How many _______s are you personally acquainted with? Why is that? What questions do you have as a result of this realization?

9. Is it true that being a is only applicable to Filipinos? Where else can you be a if not here? What questions do you have as a result of this realization?

10. All of your words and opinions should be rephrased as questions. So that you can come up with the required 10, try to be as descriptive as possible.

The majority of people defer difficult or complex jobs. 1. Consider the following questions to determine the type of procrastinator you are: 2. Completes the assignment in a cold sweat yet with a passing grade. 3. Completes the assignment with a grade or two below what would have been obtained if more time had been given. 4. If the assignment isn't finished on time, the student must either ask for more time or accept a failing mark. 5. The research paper assignment will most likely be more tough than others, putting your usual level of comfort to the test. You'll most likely go from a 1 to a 2

or from a 2 to a 3. As a result, don't assume that previous experience pulling things off at the last minute will translate to college....