"This
was wonderful! Students sagged in, and found that they were brilliant,
articulate and imaginative."
"Greg
Braendel was marvelous: extremely cogent and compelling.
This should be done
schoolwide !"
"We
all have a special talent that we can market or share with others in
order to accomplish our dreams."
"Each
person is brilliant in something that he or she has passion for."
"Never
give up."
"You
grow stronger and more confident on what your career goal is."
"Encourage me to do what I am good at and know that I will succeed."
"All
students should be able to have an opportunity to share this program
at one point during their years in school."
"I
liked the projects. I wouldn’t change a thing."
"Vision
= To develop the brilliancy of each student to whatever he or she likes
or naturally has passion for."
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Career
Dreams Educational Foundation
EVALUATION
STUDENT
SEMINAR
John
Muir High School
(high school students)
Pasadena,
California
February
29, 2000
Evaluation
of Speaker:
1=Poor
to 10=Excellent: Average = 9.7
10, 10, 10,
10, 9, 10, 10, 10, 10, 8
Comments:
- This was
wonderful! Students sagged in, and found that they were brilliant, articulate
and imaginative. They did marvelous, inventive sharing of ideas and
problem solving.
- Very honest
& powerful speaker. Able to make me think & reflect on what
he was stating.
- A very
helpful and inspirational man. He helped me realize my (and other’s)
potential.
- Presentation
was well put together by the speaker.
- Glad to
have him and hope to have him again.
- Very well
spoken, enthralling and involves the group.
- Good speaker
Evaluation
of the Content and Organization of the Program:
1=Poor
to 10=Excellent: Average = 8.8
Comments:
- Incredible
ideas here. Greg Braendel was marvelous: extremely cogent and compelling.
This should be done schoolwide !
- Could
have been even better if he had more time to really expand or share
more information.
- Simply
a very effective way of helping people realize their power as individuals
and as a team.
- Inspired
me more to get my dreams to become reality.
- I liked
the exercises.
- Good speaker,
nice encouraging words.
What have
you learned from the Career Dreams program?
- We all
have a special talent that we can market or share with others in order
to accomplish our dreams.
- Each person
is brilliant in something that he or she has passion for.
- I’ve learned
7 important steps to success, and that following my dreams should come
first.
- Never
give up.
- Learned
more communication with class mates and the seven principles.
- You can
be what you want to be.
- To think
out of the box.
- I’ve learned
to you should not let no one get in your way of what you want to do.
- Go for
your dream and don’t give up. Be creative
How do
you feel the Career Dreams program has helped you personally?
- Helped
me to see that no matter what people around you say negatively about
your dreams or passions that should not stop you from realizing them.
- To be
creative, and develop and built successful organization and perfect
school.
- Ditto.
(I’ve learned 7 important steps to success, and that following my dreams
should come first).
- I’m not
afraid to speak up to my dreams.
- You grow
stronger and more confident on what your career goal is.
- They help
you think about what you want to do later.
- It helped
me realize my potential.
- It help
me by when I am ready to do what I want to do I will not let no one
stand in my way.
- Encourage
me to do what I am good at and know that I will succeed.
What did
you like about the Career Dreams program? What would you change?
- Good points
were covered. Should be shared by all in school. I would like to have
more time. All students should be able to have an opportunity to share
this program at one point during their years in school.
- I like
that it motivates the students to lay out what their dreams, aspirations
and naturally, passions. Also, I like that these ideas are relayed to
the principal and Superintendent so the students can get the best education
yet they are not pushed to get grades but they are going to school because
they like it.
- I liked
the projects. I wouldn’t change a thing.
- The self-elevating
activities. Nothing, except more time.
- The speaker
was very helpful so, I was more into it and I paid closer attention.
I’m not sure what I would change.
- The assignment,
that we did. My grades.
- I liked
the perfect school exercise. I can’t really think of anything that needs
to be changed.
- I liked
the Career because the speaker talk about all kind of thing I can of
thing I would like to do.
- Some things.
I wouldn’t change anything.
Students
were asked to create, with no limits or negatives, the best John Muir
High School they could imagine.
Group
A results:
- Lockers.
- Computers
in every class.
- Free outside
repair and upgrade.
- Free software.
- Whole
School has a partner, like the academies.
- Set class
size; Ideal 20 - 25. Max. 30.
- Healthier
food.
- More communication.
- Administrators.
- Teachers.
- Students.
- City Officials.
- Companies.
- Resources
- All Dept.
- Class
Set Books.
- Dissections.
- New Books
- Updated.
- More Electives.
- Engineering.
- Computer
Graphics Class.
- Bean Bag
Chairs.
- A/C in
all classrooms.
- Driver
Education.
- Walkman,
CD players and other music devices allowed
Group
B results:
- Vision
= To develop the brilliancy of each student to whatever he or she likes
or naturally has passion for.
- Evaluation
Center that will provide an evaluation where it will determine the passion
of each student.
- (Equipping)
- Through computers which will provide virtual reality to each student
where it determines the likes and dislikes of each subject and it will
have ratings of 1 - 10 for passion.
- Program
- Will fit each student which will have concentration of classes in
the area that the student has passion for - we will still have general
classes, but will be geared toward the Academy School.
- We will
have about 5 computers in each classroom where each student will have
access with programs from each class.
- Class
size - 20.
- Recreation
Park with trees, fountains, where students will unleash their stress
during break or lunch.
- Specialty
or Academic Clubs (i.e. Business Club) where we can have Entrepreneur
speakers that will inspire and network the students.
Group
C results:
- State
of the art Computers.
- Air Conditioning
in all of the classes.
- Driver
Education.
- Wood -
Shop.
- Elevators
/ Escalator.
- On time
clocks.
- New Bathrooms.
- New Gym
equipment.
- Don’t
need foreign language.
- TV in
every room.
- Pagers
allowed, Cellular Phones.
- Radio’s
Walkmans CD Players.
- Hats own
shoe lasses.
- No dress
code.
- Lockers.
- Better
Library.
- Be able
to leave campus to eat lunch.
- Cleaner
environment.
- A better
Gym floor.
- Turf track.
- A real
Football Stadium.
- School
three days a week.
- Small
classes
Group
D results:
- Smaller
class size.
- More Computers.
- Lockers.
- More Academies.
- Food Stands.
- Rest beds.
- Better
Restrooms.
- Longer
lunch break.
- Convertible
seats.
- More than
one elective.
- Off school
lunch.
- Metal
Detectors.
- Air Conditioning
/ Heating.
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