Portfolio Check 4 Updated (4)

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1 Portfolio Check 4: Living Wage Analysis, Budget Reflection, Tell Me Who You Are Note: This information will be posted on your ePortfolio. To submit your work, simply include a link to your ePortfolio in the "text submission" box on Blackboard. Living Wage Analysis Answer the following questions in complete sentences: What is your career choice and why? Refer to your Holland Code and CliftonStrengths to support your response. How does the pay range for your career vary depending on the city or state you work in? o Provide screenshots from your research to support your response. (Similar to the ones used in the PowerPoint from class). Where is your ideal location and why? Please be specific. For example, you may consider family, career opportunities, pay, and the cost of living. Based on your ideal location's "cost of living", will your salary be sustainable for your lifestyle? Why or why not? Explain 1-2 takeaways from this lesson. What resonated with you? Provide APA citations for any websites used to collect information. Budget Reflection This reflection must be a minimum of 150-250 words. Describe 2 key points from the budget lesson that you found helpful. Explain why these points resonated with you. What obstacles do you face when creating a budget and/or saving money? How do you plan to overcome these obstacles in the future? For example, ar e there any resources on campus you can use to help overcome these obstacles? Explain how your budgeting goals align with your personal values. Tell Me Who You Are For Portfolio Check 4, I would like you to further explore and reflect on the living wage and budgeting lessons, and concepts from Tell Me Who You Are . Make sure to incorporate visuals and writing in your reflections. Visuals can be videos, memes, images, or personal photos - really anything that is evidence of your learning. Finally, keep in mind that your reflections must demonstrate college-level writing standards. For more information on Portfolio Check expectations, see the ePortfolio rubric on Blackboard. Please refer to my ePortfolio for a model. Note - my ePortfolio is not "A-level" - however, it does demonstrate an acceptable format that you can use for your own ePortfolio.
2 For this portion of Portfolio Check 4, you will revisit your Tell Me Who You Are reflection from Portfolio Check 1. Looking at what you wrote about at the beginning of the semester, how have you evolved? What parts of your identity have grown and in what ways? Additionally, how do you now explain intersectionality and what does intersectionality look like in your life? Finally, provide an updated image that defines who you are today. This reflection must be a minimum of 150-250 words. The following are the minimum criteria that should be included in Portfolio Check 4 A written reflection and visual for each of the following components: Living Wage Analysis, Budget Reflection, and Tell Me Who You Are. Note: This information will be posted on your ePortfolio. To submit your work, simply include a link to your ePortfolio in the "text submission" box on Blackboard.
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