by Ericka French | Jun 21, 2021 | Aptitudes, Must Read, Schools, Students, Workforce Development
Breaking Barriers in Education As a teacher, it can be difficult to get any student engaged and invested in their education. But when neglect, homelessness, language barriers, poverty, hunger, and/or disabilities are ever-present, the challenge of getting students to...
by Ericka French | Jun 16, 2021 | Aptitudes, Careers, Case Studies, Must Read, Schools
Life After High School Let’s face it, deciding your future career while still trying to figure out who you are as a person in junior high and high school can be downright overwhelming — as many secondary counselors can attest to. When career advisor Lori Blaukat of...
by Peyton Hudson | May 25, 2021 | Aptitudes, Career Pathways, Press
Education Week | Alyson Klein | April 27, 2021 In the article, Aptitude Tests: Are They Effective in Opening Students’ Minds to More Career Paths? Alyson Klein with Education Week examines gender stereotypes and antiquated notion in a world where many students...
by Peyton Hudson | Mar 24, 2021 | Aptitudes, Featured Story, Must Read, Press
Aptitude assessments help drive talent, regardless of gender, to high-demand fields AMERICAN FORK, UT– Research from the University of Missouri confirms aptitude assessments can help close gender gaps and increase the talent pool in high-demand, rapidly growing fields...
by Bridget Fowers | Mar 24, 2021 | Aptitudes, Careers, Featured Story, Must Read, Press, Reports
New research conducted by the University of Missouri and published in Cambridge University Press proves interest-based and self-reported career guidance programs direct females away from high-demand, high-wage jobs. ACCESS THE SUMMARY Want to learn more? Contact...
by Rich Feller | Aug 9, 2019 | Aptitudes, Chamber of Commerce, Must Read, Press
Rich Feller, Ph.D, Colorado State University August 9, 2018 | U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation What Do You Love To Do? It’s a question that drives career planning nationwide. That seemingly harmless probe is the assumption behind interest-only assessments, which...
