Strengths are areas of academics and your tendencies which you are inherently good at. You must learn to harness these in your preparation strategy and make sure they remain your strengths by constantly revisiting them. We will use these to push your score higher.

What type of assessment looks at strengths that are already in place and how those can be bolstered to help someone succeed?

1. Strengths-Spotting in the MediaLooking for strengths in someone you don't know personally will help you ease into a good habit. For today, think about your current interests – what TV series are you currently watching? What fiction or nonfiction book are you reading right now? Maybe there is a television news anchor, a game show host, a popular blogger you read, a character (cartoon or fictional), or a celebrity that you or others in your family admire? Or maybe someone else in public life like a political leader. Choose two people and list at least two of their top strengths from the list of twenty-four. Then, write out the rationale for each strength you have spotted. In other words, what's the evidence for that strength in that person or character?

What would you consider as your major strengths? *

Identify your strengths and weaknesses in various subjects. Allocate more time to weaker areas, but don't neglect your strong subjects entirely.

Strengths and weaknesses of a student