Appreciative advising
Appreciative advising is kind of like having a helper to talk to you about school or work stuff. Sometimes you might feel confused or not sure what to do, and that's okay! The helper (who is called an advisor) will talk to you about what you're good at and what you like to do. They'll help you figure out your strengths and how you can use them to do better in school or work.
This kind of advising is different from regular advising because it focuses on what you're already doing right and how you can build on that. Instead of telling you what you're doing wrong or what you're not good at, the advisor will help you see what you're good at and how you can use that to be even better.
The best part about appreciative advising is that it helps you feel good about yourself and your abilities. When you feel good about yourself, you're more likely to do well in school or work. And when you do well, you'll feel even better!
This kind of advising is different from regular advising because it focuses on what you're already doing right and how you can build on that. Instead of telling you what you're doing wrong or what you're not good at, the advisor will help you see what you're good at and how you can use that to be even better.
The best part about appreciative advising is that it helps you feel good about yourself and your abilities. When you feel good about yourself, you're more likely to do well in school or work. And when you do well, you'll feel even better!