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College Academic Skills: Videos

Procrastination & Motivation

Procrastination is a Habit - Mel Robbins Procrastination - Ted Ed 7 Steps to Cure ProcrastinationHow to Stay MotivatedJordan Peterson's Ultimate Advice for Students and College Grads

ADHD

Six Super Skills to Build Executive Functioning in Adults with ADHD Top 5 Tips for Living With ADHD What is a Pomodoro and How Can it Help with ADHD? The Danger of the Pomodoro Method (Why Most People are Using it Wrong) 

Dyslexia

3 Pro Tips for Dyslexic People From a Dyslexic Business Owner (Plus My Dyslexic Story) Reading With Dyslexia The True Gifts of a Dyslexic Mind TEDxEvidence-Based Learning Tips for Dyslexics

Test Anxiety

Control Anxiety-Powerful Study Motivation How to Beat Test Anxiety and Take on Exams Without Stress  Test Anxiety 7 Tips To Beat Exam Anxiety How to Manage Test Anxiety During Your Exam 

Growth Mindset

What Having a Growth Mindset Actually Means The Power of Believing That You Can Improve 11 Growth Mindset Strategies: Overcome Your Fix Mindset to Grow as a PersonThe Power of Belief: Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset

Learning How to Learn

Learning How to Learn | TEDxOaklandUniversity Brain Hack: 6 Secrets to Learning Faster, Backed by Neuroscience | TEDxHobart What do top students do differently? | Douglas Barton | TEDxYouth@TallinnHow to Study Effectively for School or College

College of the Redwoods Resources & Guides

Assistive Technology

Local Resources

SASS Assistive TechnologyDepartment of RehabilitationTri-County Independent LivingCalifornia Community College Assistive Technology Guide

Literacy Tools

Kurzweil (contact SASS to inquire about access)Natural Reader Canvas Immersive ReaderLearning Ally (contact SASS to inquire about access)Read & Write Bionic Reader Open Dyslexic Apple Eye and Voice Control 

Notetaking & Recording Tools

Echo Smart Pen Tutorial (contact SASS to inquire about access) Echo 2 Smart Pen Tutorial (contact SASS to inquire about access) Otter Glean (contact SASS to inquire about access) Glean Getting Started Guide (PDF) Glean Tutorials Glean Student Resources Glean Live TutorialsMicrosoft One Note  NotabilityGoodnotes Flexcil Samsung Notes 

Community Resources

Mental Health Resources

Networks, Organizations, & Communities

General Disability Resources

Disability Statistics, Cornell University "From Where I Sit" Video Series Office of Disability Employment Policy National Clearinghouse on Post-Secondary Education for Individuals with DisabilitiesSocial Security Administration - Disability Benefits Access College Resources  Disability Knowledge Community and Resources by NASPA  National Center for College Students with Disabilities Stanford National Disability Organizations and Resources

Organizations on Disability

Association on Higher Education and Disability California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office, Disabled Student Programs and Services California State University Disability Resources Department of Rehabilitation, California Job Accommodation Network Disability Voices United 

Disability Rights Laws

Americans with Disabilities Act Disability Rights Advocates Legal Services of Northern California Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education California Civil Rights Department Service Animals U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Disability Employment Policy 

For Persons Who Are Blind or Low Vision

American Foundation for the Blind American Printing House for the Blind Braille Institute of America Learning Ally (contact SASS to inquire about access) Lighthouse Guild International Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired Low Vision Devices for Macular Degeneration Center for Online Education- College Accessibility for Visually Impaired Students 

For Persons with Learning Disabilities

Learning Disabilities Association of America National Center for Learning Disabilities Council for Learning Disabilities Great Schools - Learning Difficulties Learning Disabilities Online College Planning for Students with Learning Disabilities 

For Persons with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

Attention Deficit Disorder Association Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder UnderstoodFinding a Therapist Who Specializes in Attention Deficit Disorder 

For Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorders

Autism Society of America Autistic Self Advocacy Network Autism Goes to College Organization for Autism Research Neurodivergent Adults Humboldt

For Persons with Acquired Brain Injuries

Brain Injury Association of AmericaBrain Trauma FoundationCalifornia Association for Traumatic Brain InjuryTraumatic Brain Injury Resources for Service Members, Families, and Caregivers

For Persons with Mobility Disabilities

Mobility International United Spinal Association United Cerbral PalsyNational Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin DiseasesAmputee Coalition

For Persons with Developmental Disabilities

American Association on Intellectual and Developmental DisabilitiesPACER Center California Transition Alliance Sierra College LIFE Program Resources 

For Persons Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

American Speech-Language Hearing Association Gallaudet University National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders National Association of the Deaf National Deaf Center Center on Early Intervention on Deafness   Deaf Latinos y Families National Black Deaf AdvocatesDepartment of Rehabilitation Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services 

For Persons with Psychological Disabilities

National Alliance on Mental Illness Mental Health America American PTSD AssociationAnxiety and Depression Association of AmericaDepression and Bipolar Support AllianceInternational Bipolar FoundationSubstance Abuse and Mental Health Services AdministrationSMART RecoveryTourette Association of America 

For Persons with Medical Disabilities

American Cancer Society American Parkinson's Disease Association Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association Arthritis Foundation Crohn's and Colitis Foundation Epilepsy Foundation Huntington's Disease Society of America Lupus Foundation of America Multiple Sclerosis Foundation Muscular Dystrophy Association National Organization for Rare Disorders National Stroke Association Spina Bifida Association 

For Persons with Speech or Language Disabilities

American Speech-Language-Hearing Association American Institute for Stuttering National Stuttering Association Stuttering Foundation

Disability Resources for Minority Groups

Stanford Intersectionality of Disability ExperiencesNational Black Disability CoalitionNational Coalition for Latinx with DisabilitiesNative American Disability Law CenterIndigenous Persons with Disabilities Global NetworkLGBT People with Disabilities (PDF)Understanding Disability in the LGBTQ+ Community Intersectionality and DiscriminationTrevor Project: The Mental Health of LGBTQ+ Young People with DisabilitiesStanford's IDEAL Survey ResultsAccess & Equity for All Students: Students with Disabilities and LGBT Students (PDF)  Study Affirms LGBTQ People are More Likely to Have a Disability than the General PopulationStudents with Disabilities in Higher Education (PDF)

Student Career Resources

The process of finding a career may seem overwhelming.  Sometimes it helps to think of the process as you would a river.  The river continues to flow constantly in the same direction (towards your career) but along the way, currents or obstacles may arise (your environment) that temporarily steer you in a different way allowing you to explore even more of the breadth of the river.  You may even spend time in an eddy circling around, observing and learning. All this time you are still flowing towards your goal.  
 
The more you get to know and understand the journey through self-reflection, self-clarity, visioning, goal setting, planning, implementing and adapting, the better you can flow on your chosen career path. 
 
Below are some tools to help you begin, and or navigate this journey.  The stages of Career Development according to Niles, Amundson, and Neault (2011) center around HOPE.   
 
“Hope,” according to Emily Dickinson, is:  
 
“...the thing with feathers - 
That perches in the soul - 
And sings the tune without the words - 
And never stops - at all -”  
 
It is the unending knowing that this journey will have ebbs and flows dictated by your current environment, but that you will continue flowing and growing, listening to the hope inside that guides you to find your place in the career world! 

Hope Action Theory

Career Flow: A Hope-Centered Approach to Career Development

Self-Reflection

Career Assessment- Photo Career Quiz Myers-Briggs Free Online Personality Test and Career MatchCareer Coach: Interest Assessment and Career MatchHolland Codes-Assessment and Job Categories, Interest Clusters, or Work Personality EnvironmentsCharacter Strengths Survey and Character Reports O*Net Interest Profiler 

Self-Clarity

Ikigai: The Philosophy and Examples About Finding Purpose How to Find Your Passion in Life Assess Your Values, Interests, and Skills How to Gain Career Clarity and Find Your Purpose

Visioning

How to Make a Career Vision BoardVideos From Individuals Working in a Variety of Career Fields  O*Net Occupation Search Career One Stop California Career Zone Career Coach  

Goal Setting and Planning

Smart Goals (PDF) How to Set Career Goals Setting Different Types of Career GoalsHot to Develop a 5-Year Career Plan

Implementing and Adapting

Labor Market InfoInterview TipsHow to Write a Cover LetterHow to Write a Resume That Stands OutFederal Resume Template (PDF)CR Career Center ResourcesCal Poly Humboldt Resume and Cover Letter ExamplesPlanning to AdaptResetting Career Goals Through Growth, Crisis, and Changing Times

References 

Dickinson, Emily, "‘Hope’ is the thing with feathers,” Digital Public Library of America, http://dp.la/primary-source-sets/the-poetry-of-emily-dickinson/sources/829 
Niles, S. G., Amundson, N. E., & Neault, R. A. (2011). Career flow: A hope-centered approach to career development. Pearson: Columbus, OH. 

Disability-Specific Employment Resources 

Local Career Resources  

Employment Legal Resources 

Faculty Resources 

Webinars and Trainings

Universal Design for Learning Resources

CCC Accessibility Center

CR Keep Teaching (Canvas)

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