Credit Quest Planning

Unit 1 of the Utah Introduction to Behavioral Health curriculum. Over 7 days, interns explore the academy environment, compare behavioral and mental health, meet key practitioners, map historical care shifts, analyze mental health stigma, and study observation methods.

A 90-minute career investigation lesson for 11th graders focusing on the daily realities of work, schedules, stress, and work environments, helping students look beyond job titles to see what careers are actually like.

A student exit ticket with targeted, high-impact prompt questions to assess reflection on the daily realities of their chosen careers.

A comprehensive transition and mental health sequence designed to prepare high school seniors for post-secondary life by building stress-management strategies, mapping career/academic pathways, and establishing strong coping mechanisms.

A dynamic career exploration lesson for 11th graders that guides them through the O*NET Interest Profiler, helps them decode their RIASEC Holland Code, and prompts them to create a visual Career Vision Board mapping out their future dream life.

A structured, fillable student research matrix to capture and analyze the daily duties, hours, work environments, and physical/emotional stressors of 3 candidate careers.

A specialized 2-part clinical cognitive behavioral sequence designed for a 15-year-old struggling with school refusal and high anxiety. The program guides the student through identifying, analyzing, and dismantling 'Mind Reading' and 'Catastrophizing' to ease school re-entry.

An interactive 90-minute counselor-led lesson for 11th graders on the four California higher education systems: CCC, CSU, UC, and Private/Independent colleges. Includes comprehensive resources for entrance requirements (A-G, GPA), degree types, student matching, and sorting scenarios.

A highly-visual and strategic slide deck (16:9) to guide 11th graders step-by-step through decoding career lifestyles, hours, and daily environments.

An introductory instructional sequence helping Family and Consumer Sciences students discover FCCLA and connect leadership principles to their personal goals.

A lesson in Unit 1: Money Basics on how to construct and use a personal balance sheet to calculate net worth and distinguish true wealth from superficial spending.

A comprehensive lesson plan and instructional guide for teachers, mapping out the 90-minute career investigation lesson with pacing, prompts, and common misconceptions.