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Clues in an Ordinary Day
A classroom activity that invites learners to notice moments of curiosity, enjoyment, and usefulness in daily life.
✳A LITTLE WORKSHOP SPIRIT FOR GUIDANCEA good guidance session
A good guidance session
begins with a small discovery.
Original activities, worksheets, and parent packages for middle and high school. Less preparation, more meaningful interaction.
Discovery that starts in class continues with students’ own questions. Materials are open; moving to Reflektif is optional.
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One question. A new perspective.Make room for discovery in the classroom.
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Time, materials, and the activity flow in one place.
Makes room for every student
Inclusion notes for different needs.
Clear sources, clear use
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Prepare a guidance session
Choose an activity by level, focus and time. Get instructions and the worksheet together.
Choose an activity02
Talk with my child
Pressure-free conversation packages to listen and think together without rushing a career choice.
Open parent packages03
Explore who I am
See how Reflektif’s individual exploration process could help you continue the questions raised by an activity.
How can Reflektif help?FROM THE WORKSHOP SHELVES
Materials libraryFor your next guidance session
Choose what you need; review the instructions and print the worksheet.
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Change Your Career Lens
A creative classroom activity that notices stereotypes about jobs and expands the range of people and settings imagined within them.
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The Decision Compass
A high-school activity that makes personal priorities visible while considering an option; it is not a scoring test.
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One Small Exploration Step
A high-school activity for designing a safe, low-pressure, short exploration step that can reduce uncertainty.
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Pressure-Free Conversation Cards
A parent package for starting a short, listening-based conversation about career curiosity without directing the child.
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Weighing Options Together
A parent package for making criteria visible with a child while considering more than one education or exploration option, without choosing for them.
4 classroom activity · 2 parent packages · 12 pages + 1 instructions
PDRAtölyesi · 13 PDF pages
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4 activities, 2 parent packages and a preparation checklist. 7 PDFs in your selected language, 13 pages in total; usable offline.
Free · No email required · Drafts awaiting expert reviewAT THE SAME TABLE WITH FAMILIES
Thinking together, without directing.
Two original packages that bring an open flow and pressure-free conversation language to parent meetings.
Explore parent packagesAN OPEN WORKSHOP
Original content. Transparent use.
We do not copy or repackage materials from MEB and DİSREP. We link directly to free official alternatives. Our content consists of original drafts that have not completed expert review.
Our approachLinking to sources does not imply endorsement or collaboration by these organizations.
Practical guides
All guidesFrom downloading to doing
Short, practical guides to choose a resource, open a safe conversation and decide on a next step.
Plan a Guidance Session in 35 Minutes
A compact flow for opening a safe space for discovery through preparation, activity, sharing, and a small next step.
Read guideTalking with a Parent: A Lower-Pressure Career Conversation
A short conversation that protects the young person's voice and curiosity instead of demanding a career outcome.
Read guideFrom a Classroom Activity to Voluntary Individual Exploration
Connects curiosity from a classroom activity to small, voluntary exploration steps without turning a student's choice into a personal record.
Read guideAN OPTIONAL NEXT STEP FROM AN INDEPENDENT RESOURCE
Follow a new question after the activity.
PDRAtölyesi's free, independent materials can be used offline. If an activity leaves you with a new question, you can choose to continue your own career exploration on Reflektif.
Offline activity
Your reflection question
Optional exploration on Reflektif
For students
If you would like to explore your interests and options at your own pace through conversation, visit Reflektif's student page.
Open the student pageFor parents
If you are a parent, use this link to listen to the student's questions and talk together, not to decide on the student's behalf.
Explore the student path togetherFor schools / counselors
Schools and counselors can review institutional options, counselor workflows, and current terms on Reflektif's institutional page.
Review institutional optionsAfter this material, note the question that stays with you; if you wish, continue your own exploration on Reflektif.
This is not a career diagnosis or a definitive career recommendation; it is a link for thinking through the next question.
PDRAtölyesi materials remain free and usable independently without Reflektif.
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Before you begin
Do these guides require using Reflektif?
No. The guides and existing materials are written for independent use. Reflektif.net is an optional referral for a learner or family that wants to continue individual career exploration; an account, registration, or result sharing is not a condition of this page.
Are student names or responses stored here?
No. This content module is not designed to collect names, responses, scores, profiles, or sensitive student data. Do not upload paper worksheets; keep any classroom notes anonymous and local.
Have these guides been approved by experts?
No. They are original editorial drafts whose PDR professional review is not complete. Before classroom use, a qualified local PDR professional should review them against school principles, group needs, and accessibility; no official MEB instruction or approval is claimed.
What can a learner do if they do not want to participate or need support?
They may pass, draw, speak instead of writing, or observe quietly. Offer large print, spoken directions, a calm space, paired work, and extra time according to the group's needs. Non-participation is not a diagnosis or a failure.
Do these activities provide a career outcome or job recommendation?
No. The aim is not to find one job but to help a learner notice their own question and a small experiment. The guides are not tests, diagnoses, or automated matching tools, and they do not promise an outcome or career success.
Do the guides replace the existing materials?
No. The guides support an implementer's flow plan and conversation language; the existing materials can be used independently. When a related material title is linked, review its content and age suitability before adapting it for your group.