Virtue Strengths Survey Student Resources Course
Students, here you can find the videos that will help you understand the survey virtues and your survey results.
What is the Virtue Strengths Survey?
A validated tool for students in grades 8-12 from Disciple of Christ | Education in Virtue® to help them find their top virtue strengths.
How long does the survey take?
Generally, you can take the survey in 30-45 minutes.
What does the survey look like?
Formatting for the upcoming round of testing may look slightly different.
What do the results look like?
See a sample results page here: https://restoredinchrist.openlightmedia.com/example-results-page/. Again, formatting may look different for the results page as time progresses.
What People Are Saying
Knowing my virtue strengths has made me realize what makes me, me and what I need to work on as a person… I know now what I should work on to be a better disciple of Christ.
I liked filling out the survey because it really made me stop and think about what I do in my life. It gave me a good overview of how I use virtues every day
I really liked seeing the … virtues ranked from best to worst for me because it showed me my strengths and it helped me celebrate my virtues more yet has also showed me the ones I need to think about more and improve on. This survey was a very effective tool in helping me learn what virtues define my personality right now and how I can incorporate the other virtues in my life as well….
I liked filling out the survey because it really made me stop and think about what I do in my life. It gave me a good overview of how I use virtues every day.
The knowledge of having Kindness as a top virtue has helped me to have a new-found identity. When I think of myself, I can now call myself kind.
Knowing my virtue strengths has helped me to have more confidence in practicing them. I think about how foresight is my top virtue as I pack my backpack for school. I think about responsibility when I get home super tired from cross country practice and have a lot of homework to get done. I think about reverence as I get ready for Mass and during Mass, trying my best to not let my mind wonder all around.