coaching students to find their purpose + passions

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Wayfinding coaches do the following:

• Support students in navigating college, career, and life opportunities during high school;

• Empower students to be more self-aware to discover who they are, what they are good at, what they like to do, and why they do what they do;

• Encourage students to explore multiple college and career options and design their own pathway based on their purpose and passions;

• Design learning experiences outside the four walls of the school that allows students to develop a greater sense of identity, belonging, and purpose;

• Remove barriers that may prevent students from realizing their full potential;

• Connect students to opportunities and resources that help students meet their short and long term goals;

• Encourage students to practice the mindsets and habits of a creative problem solver to develop the student’s capacity to lead their own journey;

• Increase engagement in real world experiences so learners can prototype and test their curiosities and passions and make key discoveries and insights about themselves.