Strengths in Action
Identify an interest, skill, aptitude, and strength; complete a guided model; then use one real success to find evidence of your own strengths.
Open the activity worksheet →No submission required.
SQUAD 10Tigard High SchoolSQUAD 10 • Sophomore year • Period 6 • B Day • 10:27 AM–12:01 PM • Room N203
What am I learning about myself, and how can I use it to make good choices?
Use one real moment when something went well to find evidence of an interest, skill, aptitude, or strength.
Unit 2 • Current work
Begin with real examples of what you have done well, then compare those patterns with your upcoming YouScience results. Canvas remains the official place to submit required work.
Identify an interest, skill, aptitude, and strength; complete a guided model; then use one real success to find evidence of your own strengths.
Open the activity worksheet →No submission required.
Complete three evidence moments, identify repeated patterns, and build a preliminary strengths profile.
Open the required task →Use aptitude and interest activities to test, confirm, or complicate the patterns you identified in your evidence file.
Unit 1 • Previous work
Every earlier activity remains available if you missed it or still need to submit it.
About the status labels: “Covered in class” shows what the class worked on—not whether you personally submitted it. Check Canvas or ask Mr. Jones if you are unsure what you still need to complete.
Reconnect, share what has changed, and help shape the support and activities SQUAD 10 needs this year.
View instructions →Open questionnaire ↗Printable PDF ↓Answer questions about your interests, goals, future ideas, support needs, and suggestions for the year.
Review your current academic situation, identify support needs, and choose one specific next action.
View instructions →Make a Google Doc copy ↗Printable PDF ↓Match common school problems with the right person or office and practice making a clear request for help.
View activity guide →Make a Google Doc copy ↗Printable PDF ↓Open StudentVUE, review your actual transcript and credit information, and identify anything that needs attention.
View instructions →Make a Google Doc copy ↗Printable PDF ↓Work with a partner to identify what you can control, influence, or cannot control in common school situations—and practice choosing a productive next move.
Sometimes the next move requires another person. Practice recognizing what you need, communicating it clearly, and taking responsibility for your next step using Explain → Ask → Act.
Choose one meaningful priority and build a realistic four-week plan with repeatable actions, support, and a way to measure progress.
View instructions →Make a Google Doc copy ↗Printable PDF ↓Class meetings, deadlines & events
Period 6 on B days • 10:27 AM–12:01 PM • Room N203. Meeting dates follow the alternating instructional-day sequence; official TTSD dates and confirmed deadlines appear alongside them.
Year roadmap
SQUAD 10 moves from academic awareness to self-discovery and pathway preparation without filling the semester with busywork.
Take an honest academic snapshot, reconnect with support, and begin sophomore year with a manageable plan.
Use aptitude and interest results to learn how you solve problems and which environments may fit you.
Connect personal strengths to broad career families without expecting students to choose a lifelong career.
Learn how high-school choices connect to college, training, apprenticeships, military service, and employment.

Need help?
Bring confusing assignments, grade questions, missing-work lists, or requests for help to class. SQUAD time is designed for making the next move with support.
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