Students who have identified their personal learning style are aware of how they access and process information, engage with content, and express what they know. Once they discover how they learn best, they will acquire the confidence and executive function[...]
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There are three basic steps to the Highlands Ability Battery (HAB) experience: taking the assessment, reading the reports, and reviewing the results with a Highlands Certified Consultant (HCC). The last step, often referred to as the debrief, is when the[...]
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Happy New Year from all of us at The Highlands Company! As we look ahead to 2021, we’re more conscious than ever about the urgent need people have to find careers that offer joy, fulfillment, and satisfaction. And, as we’ve[...]
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It’s an understatement to say the landscape of work has changed. Jobs with familiar titles now have new requirements (think teacher). Where and when work is completed may have shifted permanently (think remotely, flexible hours). Some industries are booming, seeing[...]
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The evidence is mounting: the best way students can earn a return on their college investment is to invest in a college education that genuinely meets their needs for career readiness. A commitment to finding the right fit will ensure[...]
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Technology and COVID-19 have been major disruptors for the economy, businesses, and the average worker. As jobs disappear, and technology creates new jobs that did not exist five years ago, how does one prepare for a career that hasn't been[...]
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Are you living your life your way? Is your career what you want it to be? Over the past few months, Anne Whitaker, M.S., J.D., has taken us through the eight steps of developing a personal vision through a series[...]
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We are all familiar with the concept of workplace agility, the ability of a business to offer its employees multiple, flexible platforms to accomplish their work according to their own schedule and location. Middle of the night? No problem! Traveling[...]
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Times of crisis require leaders and organizations to adapt. There’s no doubt that the current pandemic has been a major disruptor. After several months of varying levels of restrictions, including total shutdowns of many workplaces, it’s still not clear exactly[...]
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