The Role of Guidance and Counselling in Effective Teaching ...
The following are benefit of counselling to students in schools 1. Prepare students for the challenges of the 21 st century through academic, career, and personal / social development. 2. Relates educational program to future success. 3. Facilitates career exploration and development.
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chakdahacollege.in.netattention by educational planners. Counselling services are among the school educational services. It is believed that guidance and counselling services in school shall develop, assess and improve educational programmes; enhance teaching and improve the competence of the teacher and reduce cost for the children.
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