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The school department that deals with testing and the counseling of student's, emotional, psychological and educational needs. Guidance Counselors generally deal with testing, personal and interpersonal issues between students, parents and school personal. Furthermore they encourage grade improvement, behavioral stability, social growth and development.
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Roles in Guidance
Roles in Guidance
If you plan to be a guidance counselor be prepared to take on many rolls. You must be an advisor, mentor, teacher, tester, enforcer and sometimes a bearer of sad news and information. You must be good at listening, talking, researching and many times interceding between the parents, teachers, administers and the general public. You are also responsible identifying student social and or behavioral problems and seek methods of preventing and mitigating them. Often you will be called on to help students develop skills they might require for academic success. At time you will be asked to either organize and or participate in small groups on various topics. Finally you will be called upon to judge a students interests to help them in the dealing with their peers and school personal. Those individuals you interact with must know they can trust you to provide update, accurate and confidential materials and information. At no time should you ever be involved with discipline, security and safety unless the life or safety of the student is involved.