The student wants firsthand information about daily work, training, and physical demands.
Help test what might fit.
Clarity Dojo helps your student research, talk to real people, and try things in the real world. You can add perspective and help open doors without taking over.
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Your perspective in action
See how a parent can help without becoming the career counselor.
Add a question or concern and see how it changes the next step.
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Add a parent perspective. AI can help turn it into a useful question, person, or real-world test without taking over the investigation.
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Explore Clarity Dojo for FamiliesPersonAlex M.InvestigationHow can I compare photography, physical therapy and orthopedic surgery before choosing?Current stateGathering evidenceWhy support may helpHelp finding an approved contactCurrent student actionChoose one real-world test to learn whether this career actually fits.Open investigation
A Clarity Dojo Decision Snapshot
See the investigation, the human perspective, and how AI connected them.
Family Guidance
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Contacts & approvals
Student and parent both have a say before a new contact moves into outreach.
The student must approve a parent-suggested contact before outreach.
Where parents can help
Talk to people with real-world experience.
Bring a useful connection you know, or help when your student asks to reach someone Clarity Dojo surfaced: a person in the field, a professor or alum, a campus program, workplace visit, job shadow, or other experience worth testing.
You can help make the connection, suggest an alternative, or say it is not a fit right now. Your student decides what to use.
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Start the investigation.
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Open the Family Support Workspace to see the investigation your student shared with you.
