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Career Counseling School Guidance:     more books (100)

Cambridge Student Career Guides Choosing the Right Career (Cambridge Career Guides) by Ed Murphy, Margot Murphy, 2005-05-26 Helping build lives: career and life development of gifted and talented students.: An article from: Professional School Counseling by Meredith J. Greene, 2006-10-01 Sex Discrimination in Career Counselling and Education (Praeger special studies in U.S. economic, social, and political issues) by Michele Harway, Helen S. Astin, 1977-12 Worldwide Cruise Ship and Yachting Career Guide by Elizabeth Kirkcaldy Hatton, 2001-01-31 Construction (Careers in Focus) What's Past is Prologue: The Personal Stories of Women in Science at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Physics Careers, Employment and Education (Aip Conference Proceedings) by Pennsylvania State University, 1977 Conference on Changing Career Opportunities for Physicists, 1978-06 The career fair as a vehicle for enhancing occupational self-efficacy.: An article from: Professional School Counseling by Pit Kolodinsky, Vincent Schroder, et all 2006-12-01 Education-career planning and middle school counselors.(study): An article from: Professional School Counseling by Jerry Trusty, Spencer G. Niles, et all 2005-12-01 Career Exploration Through Children's Literature: A 6-8 Correlation to the National Career Development Guidelines by Alice K. Flanagan, Helen Rosenbert, 1999-10 Career Development in the Elementary School (The Merrill Series in Career Programs) by Robert L. Gibson, 1972-06 Career Education and Elementary School Teacher by Hoyt, 1980-03 Administrative Needs For Educational Reform in Guidance Counseling by John L. Banks, 1994-01-01 Teachers' Career Trajectories and Work Lives (Professional Learning and Development in Schools and Higher Education)

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81. National Association For Gifted Children's (NAGC) Counseling And Guidance Divisi
    adjustment and motivational difficulties, career counseling, and college placement/guidancefor all identified gifted and high talent students in the school.  
    http://www.nagc.org/CounGuide/guide.html
    
    Extractions: Guidance, Counseling and Therapy for the Gifted A survey of recent research studies on guidance and counseling issues, techniques, and practices reveals that 82 publications (35 studies) have been released in the past 7 years. The issues touched upon in these studies (in order of prevalence) include therapeutic interventions or alternative counseling strategies (21), interventions for gifted girls (10), diversity issues (9), career identity/career counseling (8), family relationships, therapy (7), adolescent issues (7), disability, motivation issues (5), mIddle childhood issues (3), young child issues (2), musical giftedness (2), early college admittants (2), and scientists (1). Conclusions 1. Although there does not seem to be evidence that the gifted are more prone to suicide, underachievement, dropping out, or delinquency, there seems to be proportionally higher incidences of perfectionism, stress and burnout. The affective issues of the gifted cannot be ignored by school counselors and teachers just because they don't show up in larger than expected numbers as problematic for chemical dependency, alcoholism, promiscuity, or truancy. Counseling for this group should be focused on prevention, a proactive role.

82. St. Francis High School--Guidance
    questions about college and career planning may with study skills; Summer schoolinformation; Personal Referrals for outside counseling or educational testing;  
    http://www.sfhsnet.org/guidance/home.htm

83. Glenbrook North High School Guidance Department Home Page
    death of a loved one, or a move to a new town and/or school. Smoking Information/CounselingMost young people report they want to quit but are unable to career.  
    http://gbn.glenbrook.k12.il.us/guidance/guidehome.htm
    
    Extractions: The Guidance Program The Glenbrook North guidance program is designed to help students learn about themselves, identify their interests, investigate the world of work and take direct action to build lifelong competencies while in high school. High school students are faced with numerous and diverse choices in post-secondary planning. In any decision-making process, gathering information is the key step. To achieve these objectives, students and parents are encouraged to participate in a variety of activities and programs throughout their four years of high school. In the freshman year, counselors meet with students to develop a comprehensive four-year course plan for each student. In addition, counselors meet with students to review available guidance services. Sophomore year focuses on career options. In the junior year, counselors meet with students and parents in group guidance sessions during which an overview of post-secondary educational planning is presented. During the senior year, students examine options, submit college applications and make post-graduation decisions. Throughout the four years of high school, students are encouraged to meet individually with their counselor. Our college coordinator is available as a resource person, as is our transition counselor.

84. American School Counselor Association
    on academic, personal/social and career development so road to a comprehensive schoolcounseling program tomorrow. Violence Everywhere and the guidance Channel  
    http://www.schoolcounselor.org/
    
    Extractions: The American School Counselor Association (ASCA) is a worldwide nonprofit organization based in Alexandria, Va. Founded in 1952, ASCA supports school counselors' efforts to help students focus on academic, personal/social and career development so they not only achieve success in school but are prepared to lead fulfilling lives as responsible members of society. The association provides professional development, publications and other resources, research and advocacy to more than 13,000 professional school counselors around the globe. Protect Your Job: As states and local governments are currently dealing with severe budget crises, education is being hit hard. Unfortunately, school counselors are sometimes viewed as expendable when budgets get tight. Here are some suggestions for working with your local board of education to show the value of school counselors and how you contribute to student achievement. Order ASCA's National Model: Get your copy of "The ASCA National Model: A Framework for School Counseling Programs" today and be on the road to a comprehensive school counseling program tomorrow. The Model publication is available in hard copy or on CD. Learn more about the Model.

85. K-12 Classroom Resources
    Activities for counseling Underachievers; Addressing school Violence; Advocacy incounseling. Activities for the Elementary Grades; career Transitions in  
    http://www.career-lifeskills.com/products_services/atpr/k-12/

86. Careers
    Be creative. Remember—good research can lead to more satisfying career decisions! S.Sales and Marketing Manager. school and guidance Counsellor.  
    http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/counselling/careers.html
    
    Extractions: Exploring Occupations Lawyer, teacher, doctor, nurse. How many occupations can you name? What the heck does an occupational therapist do any way? How about a mycologist or a pharmacologist or an otolaryngologist? Good career decisions require good information—about your personal traits and preferences and about the world of work Career counsellors can get you started by helping you to identify and articulate your skills, aptitudes, values, personality traits and interests as they relate to career choice. Information about the world of work is everywhere—not just in libraries and career centres. Even television shows can influence your views of specific occupations. Government departments, sector councils and professional associations publish great information. Personal contacts are extremely valuable, often providing “up-close and personal” views of occupations. Mentoring and job shadowing programs can help you develop professional networks. Don’t forget to speak with teachers, professors, friends and relatives! We’ve provided information on almost two hundred occupational options. Thousands more exist! Be creative. Remember—good research can lead to more satisfying career decisions!

87. Our Services
    students can expect extensive programming on career options, a staff, and an opportunityfor individual counseling all in the first quarter of law school.  
    http://www.law.uchicago.edu/careerscvs/overview.html
    
    Extractions: The mission of the Office of career Services (OCS) is to offer comprehensive career and placement services to students and alumni of the Law School. Our professional staff provides one-on-one counseling, programming, and placement services to prospective students, students throughout their three years at the law school, and to alumni throughout their careers. The individual counseling provided ranges from initial issues of education about the legal profession to guidance during the career self-assessment process, to issues of job changing throughout your career. OCS actively participates in programming for prospective students throughout the year. First-year students can expect extensive programming on career options, a comprehensive orientation from the OCS staff, and an opportunity for individual counseling - all in the first quarter of law school. Second- and third-year students often maintain an active relationship with a career services counselor throughout their three years of law school to discuss interviewing, networking, clerkships, and the on-going process of self assessment and career planning and development. We work closely with the Law School alumni relations office to continue to provide career counseling and networking assistance for alumni in the ever-changing legal marketplace.

88. Online And Distance Education Degree Programs
    Online DeVry University provides careeroriented, online DeVry University's KellerGraduate school of Management 2000 by American Educational guidance Center.  
    http://www.college-scholarships.com/ssac.htm
    
    Extractions: ONLINE AND DISTANCE EDUCATION DEGREE PROGRAMS As you probably know, you can now earn a college or university degree online, in a distance education program, a weekend program, or by other nontraditional means. Some of the many online, external, and distance education degree programs are listed below. The online and external degree granting colleges and universities below will be happy to send you free information...just click on their banners. We encourage you to contact several of them and see which best meet your needs. Action Learning MBA - study online with Cambridge Online Learning Cardean University Highly respected Cardean University has developed an online M.B.A. degree in association with Columbia Business School, Stanford University, The University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, Carnegie Mellon, and the London School of Economics and Political Science. This online degree can be earned in less than two years. With the online programs at ACCIS, you can earn a bachelor's or master's degree in computer science or management information systems.

89. Novice Teacher Support Project - Professional Resources - School Counseling Reso
    Association Resources for Counselors Busy Teacher’s Website K12/ HS Guidanceand counseling Personal counseling Issues career/school The counseling Web  
    http://ntsp.ed.uiuc.edu/ProfessionalResources/Counseling.html

90. Counselor Connection - Fairfax County Public Schools Career Connections
    Part 1 of 6 Article from American Counselors describing the implementation of careerguidance and counseling programs for typical school populations; first  
    http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/DSSSE/CareerConnections/counselr.htm
    
    Extractions: Web Links Adventures in Education Up to date information on careers, colleges and financial aid information for counselors, students and parents American School Counselor Association The official web site of ASCA; includes listing of links to counseling resources on the web Career Counseling in Schools - Elementary - Part 1 of 6 Article from American Counselors describing the implementation of career guidance and counseling programs for typical school populations; first part of a multipart series begun in the summer of 1998 Career Counseling in Schools - Elementary - Part 2 of 6 Article from American Counselors describing the implementation of career guidance and counseling programs for typical school populations; second part of a multipart series begun in the summer of 1998 Career Counseling in Schools - High School - Part 5 of 6 Article from American Counselors describing the implementation of career guidance and counseling programs for typical school populations; fifth part of a multipart series begun in the summer of 1998

91. Stanford Law School - Office Of Admissions
    Through workshops, oneon-one counseling, and the Law school's alumni and in San Francisco,which is one of the largest public interest career fairs in the  
    http://lawschool.stanford.edu/admissions/service.shtml
    
    Extractions: Letter from the Dean Studying Law at Stanford Clinical Education Courses ... Application PDF Law students also have full access to Vaden Health Center. Besides primary medical care, Vaden provides counseling for a broad range of concerns, including emotional, personal, and marital problems; vocational choices; and personal growth and development. CAREER SERVICES The Office of Career Services (OCS) offers resources and counseling to students and graduates on career planning, job search strategies, and all other career-related topics. OCS maintains an extensive reference library on employment opportunities with government agencies, public interest organizations, private firms, and corporations. Numerous panels and programs are also held throughout the year that focus on different law practices, job search skills, trends in the legal employment market, and nonlaw alternatives.

92. Cornell Career Services | Parents Home
    career counseling Indepth assistance is provided for students contacts and learnabout specific career fields or admission to graduate or professional school.  
    http://www.career.cornell.edu/parents/default.html
    
    Extractions: Cornell Career Services (CCS) is an organization comprised of college career offices and university-wide services in Barnes Hall. These offices work together to provide a full range of services to help students make the transition from Cornell to a first job or graduate school. Our goal is to help students apply their education and experiences toward advancing their career goals over a lifetime. We have prepared this page to acquaint you with CCS so that you can encourage your student to explore our resources and services. Some facts from Cornell Career Services you might find of interest: CCS information is available 24 hours a day on the Web at www.career.cornell.edu Of the students in a typical Cornell Graduating Class , 32 percent enroll in graduate or professional schools; 57 percent enter the workforce; and 11 percent pursue other endeavors, for example, volunteer service. During each winter break, over 400 students

93. Career And College Planning Web Resources
    Prevention Links American school Counselors Association College and career Informationfor Counselors Counselor Connection counseling Resources on  
    http://www.khake.com/page51.html
    
    Extractions: INFORMATION CENTER Career and College Planning Resources This page provides links for guidance counselors including resources to self assessments, career planning, career development and college planning. Additional career exploration resources for younger students are found on the Career Guides page. For a more complete list of career and technical education resources in each state visit the State Career and Technical Education Resources page. Home Careers Skills Schools ... About College Planning Career Planning General Information

94. Research Redirect Page
    Targeted assessment and counseling can be especially helpful parents are consideringearly school entrance for a student wants to explore career interests and  
    http://www.jhu.edu/gifted/edplan/

95. PHS Guidance
    postsecondary educational and career opportunities. small group multi-session counselingwhich focuses general overview of each school's guidance program will  
    http://www.phs.poquoson.k12.va.us/guidance/phsindex.html
    
    Extractions: Mrs. Virginia Napier, Director Mrs. Allison Sutton Mrs. Rosie Walsh Academic Honors and Diploma Seals General Information Access to Student Records Homework and Missed Assignments Class Rank ... Enrollment Procedure The Poquoson City School Board affirms that parents are the student's first teachers and that the public schools should serve to strengthen family and parental support. No student will be required to participate in any counseling program to which the student's parents object. The following guidance and counseling services are available to all students: a. Academic guidance, which assists students and their parents to acquire knowledge of the curricula choices available to students, to plan a program of studies, to arrange and interpret academic testing, and to seek post-secondary academic opportunities. b.

96. NCS Pearson Career/Guidance Counselor
    Our career and counseling assessments have been  
    http://www.ncspearson.com/roles/career.htm

97. Long Island Works Coalition
    Teacher and District Chairperson for career Development and a Graduate Student inCounseling Education at CW go to the Middle school guidance Advisory Committee  
    http://www.liworks.org/list_image.cfm
    
    Extractions: Over 100 middle school counselors, family and consumer science teachers, educators and administrators attended this half day conference. The plenary session offered attendees an overview of the Career Plan. The information was presented by Dr. Joseph Despres, past president of the New York State School Counselors Association and Chair of the Long Island Works' Guidance Advisory Committee. The other presenter for this session was Sari Goren, representing Barry Tech (Nassau BOCES). Three workshops were offered: Advisory Boards,presented by Lisa M. Strahs-Lorenc, Director of Community Relations, Long Island Works Coalition; Career Zone, Jeanette James,Teacher and District Chairperson for Career Development and Occupational Studies, Sachem Central Schools; and Middle School Resources, a panel presented by Marilyn Rodahan, Adjunct Professor at Hofstra University and Assistant Principal from South Woods Middle School in Syosset; Helene Siegel, Family and Consumer Science Teacher in East Islip School District; and Desiree Sarlo, a Graduate Student in Counseling Education at C.W. Post College, and moderated by Joseph Piombo, Middle School Counselor, Deer Park School District. Special thanks go to the Middle School Guidance Advisory Committee: Dr. Joseph Despres, Assistant Professor, Department of Counseling, Long Island University; Joe Piombo, Robert Frost MIddle School-Deer Park Schools;Loretta Feret, Clarke Middle School-East Meadow Schools;Maureen Murry, Hicksville Middle School; Jessica Brewer, Kings Park Middle School; Dawn McCarthy, Lindenhurst Middle School; and Sari Goren, Nassau BOCES.

98. TSPR Brownsville Independent School District - Chapter 2
    chapter reviews the Brownsville Independent school District's (BISD Services E. Guidanceand counseling F. Special as a Second Language I. career and Technology  
    http://www.window.state.tx.us/tspr/brownsville/ch02e.htm
    
    Extractions: EDUCATIONAL SERVICE DELIVERY This chapter reviews the Brownsville Independent School District's (BISD) educational service delivery in the following sections: E. GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING The 1996-2000 Long Range Plan of the State Board of Education for Public School Education includes the State Board of Education's goal to provide all Texas students with equal access to developmental guidance and counseling. Chapter 21.356 of the Texas Education Code requires the commissioner of education to develop and periodically update a counselor job description in consultation with the state guidance association. In 1998, TEA published

99. Howard Greene And Associates, The Educational Consulting Centers, Inc. - Service
    services. We offer experienced guidance on searches for a Head ofSchool, or Director of Admissions or College counseling. We are  
    http://www.greenesguides.com/generic.html?pid=31

100. NACADA Technology In Advising Commission Academic Advising And
     to search for colleges, scholarships, and career information Psychological counseling SchoolPsychology Resources Online Excellent resource covering a number of  
     http://www.psu.edu/dus/ncta/linkacad.htm

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