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Counselors as Leaders in Schools - ed
Becoming A Leader 114. Counselors as Leaders in Schools Florida Journal of Educational Robert J. Wingfield Administration & Policy University of Florida Ryan F. Reese Fall 2010. University of North Carolina at Greensboro Volume 4, Issue 1. Cirecie A. West-Olatunji University of Florida There has been longstanding concern about school counselor because their roles have changed rapidly and significantly in response to societal trends. This has resulted in varying conceptions and misunderstandings of their roles. The present paper describes the emergence of school counseling as a profession, outlines the developmental history of school counseling models ( vocational guidance, mental health movement, and developmental guidance), argues that school Counselors should be promoted into leadership roles, and provides recommendations to school Counselors seeking leadership status.
Guidance Programs Period 1900-1940’s 1950’s-1960’s 1960’s-1980’s 1990’s-2000’s Role Match a student’s personal characteristics with an occupation Goals include: assist students in finding a career Provide remedial services. Goals include: help close achievement gaps, especially culturally diverse, low-income, English language
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