TRUE COLORS OVERVIEW ( for Counselors and Teachers)
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1 TRUE COLORS OVERVIEW ( for Counselors and Teachers) Since 1978, when Don Lowry founded True Colors, its mission has been to enhance the way we live, work, communicate and interact with those around us at work and in our personal lives. Over the last 26 years, thousands of individuals have experienced the True Colors process, which is widely used in the United States, Canada, Latin America the United Kingdom and parts of Asia and is available in multiple languages. The Genesis of True Colors In 1978, founder Don Lowry, became interested in the work of clinical psychologist David Keirsey. Keirsey, author of the best-selling self-help book Please Understand Me, studied the work of psychologists Carl Jung, Katherine Briggs, and Isabel Myers who theorized that all people fit into one of four broad categories of personality. The concepts instantly rang true with Lowry, who quickly recognized their potential to improve people s lives, careers and relationships. So he set about developing a fundamental and universal way to package the information into practical guidelines that could be understood and easily applied by both children and adults alike. The result is True Colors, which expands upon Keirsey s four temperament types, and translates complicated personality and learning theory as presented by Myers and Briggs, into one of the easiest, most convenient ways of understanding and appreciating human behavior. The True Colors program asks participants to identify their color spectrum using four colors that represent key personality types: Blue, Gold, Green and Orange. Blue major characteristic: Compassionate-people Gold major characteristic: Conventional-structure Green major characteristic: Conceptual-ideas Orange major characteristic: Courageous-interactive 1
2 Each color has particular strengths and each analyzes, conceptualizes, understands, interacts and learns differently. But these differences, if not acknowledged and understood, can become barriers to interpersonal communication, making understanding between people of different types difficult. Lowry believes that entertainment offers the most broadly appealing and universal context for communicating messages; so he specifically designed the program to be as entertaining and fun as possible (Edu-tainment). When people are entertained and relaxed, Lowry realized, their resistance to new ideas diminishes, allowing them to fully experience and become aware of their own True Colors, and those of the people around them. The EUREKA Version of True Colors is in keeping with the Edu-tainment value of True Colors. Students find it fun and easy yet very informative. It s surprising how much they learn from this very simple process. True Colors provides them with a way of seeing themselves, and others in a totally different light. EUREKA s True Colors is done in flash format. Selections are made by dragging and dropping. The entire assessment will take no more than 10 to 20 minutes. Even less time if the worksheet is filled out in class. The Curriculum process that follows this overview will hopefully enable students to gain a more clear understanding of themselves, and how their personality fits into a career. 2
3 EUREKA CURRICULUM ACTIVITY Name of Activity: Finding Your True Colors Recommended Class: English, or Guidance Grade Level: Grades 9th-12th CTE Standard(s): English Standard: Vocabulary and Content Development Goal(s) of Activity: Students gain a better understanding of their personality and how it relates to careers they may enjoy. Materials Needed: True Colors Overview; Keyword Vocabulary Worksheet; True Colors Worksheet True Colors Student s Overview Access to EUREKA.org Time: Approximately three 45 minute classroom periods. One class period: vocabulary review of Keywords with a one sentence description of how each keyword relates to the student s personality. One class period: discuss Keywords (and personality concepts presented by them) and sentences, complete the True Colors worksheet. (Home-Work: Do True Colors online.) One class period: discuss True Colors results, break into groups by Color, and discuss occupations of interest on True Colors lists of occupations. Procedures: 1. Review and explain True Colors Overview. 2. Distribute vocabulary list; ask students to jot down or look up the meanings of the terms 3. Ask students to select 10 vocabulary words that describe themselves in some way then write a sentence using each word to describe some aspect of their personality. 4. In class, hold open discussion regarding the words and allow some students to read their sentences aloud in class. 5. Pass out the True Colors Worksheet and allow the class to make their selections. Make the True Colors homework assignment. 6. HOMEWORK: Go to EUREKA.org and take the True Colors Assessment. Ask students to save any occupations that interest them. 7. In Class, divide the students into groups based on Color. Ask them to discuss and find which traits or behaviors they have in common. Have each group select a reporter that will share their group s findings with the class. Allow time for discussion of the occupations they find interesting.
4 TRUE COLORS OVERVIEW (for Students or Clients) True Colors is called a career assessment strategy. It is a part of the EUREKA System. It is based on your assessment of your personality. In True Colors, human personality is divided into four broad categories. Each category has specific strengths and weaknesses just as all of us have things we are strong in or do well in; and things that we are weak in, or do not do well in. The colors used in True Colors are: Blue, Gold, Green and Orange. You will learn what these colors mean as we go through the True Colors process. Occupations and careers just like human beings have personality characteristics. They require people in those fields of work to be strong where the occupation requires strength and knowledge. True Colors will assist you in learning about your personality, and in linking your personality characteristics to possible careers. Please be aware: People and occupations are a combination of all four colors. True Colors will have occupational options for you based on your strongest color. This does not mean that other occupations under other colors are not good for you it just reflects your key word selections. Always explore any careers or occupations that interest you even though they may not match your strongest color.
5 TRUE COLORS VOCABULARY WORKSHEET Name: Date Define each personality-related word. Choose ten of these words and use each in a sentence to describe your personality. 1. Determined 2. Complex 3. Composed 4. Authentic 5. Harmonious 6. Compassionate 7. Concerned 8. Procedural 9. Cooperative 10. Daring 1
6 11. Impulsive 12. Fun 13. Versatile 14. Inventive 15. Competent 16. Tender 17. Inspirational 18. Dramatic 19. Orderly 20. Conventional 21. Caring 22. Realistic 23. Open-Minded 2
7 24. Adventuresome 25. Vivacious 26. Affectionate 27. Sympathetic 28. Loyal 29. Conservative 30. Organized 31. Exciting 32. Courageous 33. Skillful 34. Theoretical 35. Seeking 36. Ingenious 3
8 37. Devoted 38. Warm 39. Poetic 40. Philosophical 41. Principled 42. Rational 43. Competitive 44. Impetuous 45. Impactful 46. Unique 47. Empathetic 48. Communicative 49. Practical 4
9 50. Sensible 51. Dependable 52. Curious 53. Conceptual 54. Knowledgeable 55. Active 56. Opportunistic 57. Spontaneous 58. Parental 59. Traditional 60. Responsible 5
10 TRUE COLORS WORKSHEET Student Name: Date Order the 4 statements for each question from 1 to 4. Read each statement and select the number that fits you best: (4) Most like you (3) Somewhat like you (2) A little like you (1) Least like you Use your answers to rank the True Colors keywords in EUREKA.org. Question 1 I act on a moment s notice. (active, opportunistic, spontaneous) I follow the rules and respect authority. (parental, traditional, responsible) I look for significant meaning in life. (authentic, harmonious, compassionate) I need explanations and answers. (versatile, inventive, competent) Question 2 I consider life as a game. (competitive, impetuous, impactful) I have a strong sense of right and wrong. (practical, sensible, dependable) I need to feel unique and authentic. (unique, empathetic, communicative) I seek knowledge and understanding. (curious, conceptual, knowledgeable) Question 3 I value skill, resourcefulness, and freedom. (realistic, open-minded, adventuresome) I am a natural preserver, and good citizen. (loyal, conservative, organized) I am a natural romantic and a nurturer. (devoted, warm, poetic) I am a natural non-conformist and visionary. (theoretical, seeking, ingenious) Question 4 I need fun, variety, and excitement. (daring, impulsive, fun) I need to be useful and belong. (concerned, procedural, cooperative) I need to encourage, and to care. (tender, inspirational, dramatic) I live life by my own standard. (determined, complex, composed) Question 5 I am a natural performer and competitor. (exciting, courageous, skillful) I value home, family, and tradition. (orderly, conventional, caring) I value integrity and unity in relationships. (vivacious, affectionate, sympathetic) I value intelligence, insight, and justice. (philosophical, principled, rational)
11 TRUE COLORS WORKSHEET Student Name: Date Read each statement and circle the number that fits you best: (4) Most like you (3) Somewhat like you (2) A little like you (1) Least like you Order the 4 statements for each question from 1 to 4. Use your answers to rank the True Colors keywords in EUREKA.org. Question 1 I act on a moment s notice. (active, opportunistic, spontaneous) I follow the rules and respect authority. (parental, traditional, responsible) I look for significant meaning in life. (authentic, harmonious, compassionate) I need explanations and answers. (versatile, inventive, competent) Question 2 I consider life as a game. (competitive, impetuous, impactful) I have a strong sense of right and wrong. (practical, sensible, dependable) I need to feel unique and authentic. (unique, empathetic, communicative) I seek knowledge and understanding. (curious, conceptual, and knowledgeable) Question 3 I value skill, resourcefulness, and freedom. (realistic, open-minded, adventuresome) I am a natural preserver, and good citizen. (loyal, conservative, organized) I am a natural romantic and a nurturer. (devoted, warm, poetic) I am a natural non-conformist and visionary. (theoretical, seeking, ingenious) Question 4 I need fun, variety, and excitement. (daring, impulsive, fun) I need to be useful and belong. (concerned, procedural, cooperative) I need to encourage, and to care. (tender, inspirational, dramatic) I live life by my own standard. (determined, complex, composed) Question 5 I am a natural performer and competitor. (exciting, courageous, skillful) I value home, family, and tradition. (orderly, conventional, caring) I value integrity and unity in relationships. (vivacious, affectionate, sympathetic) I value intelligence, insight, and justice. (philosophical, principled, rational)
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