There are at least two essential things that every student should take with them when graduating from high school: a diploma and a fully read and written-in copy of "Four Vital Questions for High School Seniors." In this book, the author guides the reader through an adventure in self-knowledge and awareness of what to do after completing high school. Throughout senior year, high school seniors often are asked, "What are you going to do after you graduate from high school?" This book helps them explore possibilities and make decisions about their next big step in life after graduation. The reader becomes the co-author of this book and is guided through a very personal, individualized, and meaningful step-by-step process of answering the four vital questions. The reader of this book will do much thinking, writing, and learning. This book is inspiring, vibrant, interactive, and rewarding for each reader. The book becomes a close friend for each high school senior. Students of all ages are welcome to read this book in anticipation of their senior year, yet it is especially designed for seniors as they decide what to do after high school. What awaits the reader? Insights and ideas, opportunities considered and options evaluated, decisions made and direction established. Before you graduate from high school, read "Four Vital Questions for High School Seniors." These questions will not appear on any test you take in high school, yet they must be answered. Why? Because these four vital questions are all about you knowing who you are and what you intend to become. This could be the only book you ever read that is all about you. You deserve a book like that.
Keen Babbage, Ed. D., retired from a 27-year career in public education in 2016. He had been a middle school teacher, a middle school assistant principal, and a high school teacher. Earlier and later in his career, he worked for seven years at three private schools. He has also worked in advertising/marketing for eight years at three large companies. He has written 20 books about education with emphasis on two areas: teaching, and school leadership/management. He has written three additional books: "Life Lessons from Cancer" (co-authored by Laura Babbage); "Life Lessons from a Dog Named Rudy"; and "Take More Naps." He lives in Lexington, Kentucky.
