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Strengthening job skills. During the middle school years, an important part of your son or daughter’s education is learning the job skills needed for work in the future. You know that job skills are what count in the workplace. With marketable skills you are in the driver’s seat. The article The Foundation Skills: Job Skills All Workers Need will help you. And, in The Free Agent Outlook on Work students learn why marketable skills are the key to success.
Making good decisions. Our article Decision Making Process teaches students this essential life and work skill. The ACIP method is practical and based on numerous research studies.
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