This question is very typical on most Job Applications! It is very ambiguous and not specific. Think of it this way: If they had asked you this question while interviewing you, what would you say? The best answer depends on what type of job you are applying for and for whom the intended audience is. For example: School teacher- If it involves students-group them according to their abilities and try not to track them. Set up an agenda or schedule that would target your audience's needs. Pick a topic and make it relevant to your lesson plans. While you meet with one group, the others will have some seatwork to do as to not to disturb your session. Then, the next time, meet with the other group on subsequent days. It is a really good idea to know your students well. During the late summer, I call each of my incoming student's parents; introduce myself, and ask a lot of questions about their child's needs and their anticipated needs for their child as well. This really helps me on "opening day." You'd be surprised when my students realize that I already am aware of their needs and background information. Respect and trust is garnered from the start.
Now, if the audience is your coworkers-1-Set an agenda. Use cooperative techniques from the group and identify their roles. List the types of subject matter as headlines on an overhead, or a large poster board. Have the audience discuss which of the issues needs to be dealt with first, and so on. Set up a timetable for discussion and hopefully resolution. Guidelines for group session include mutual respect for one another, everyone's opinion is important, and there should be a time limit so as to move forward. Any matter that cannot be resolved should be tabled or voted on as whether any more time should be alloted-usually this gets your audience to come to an agreement. Remember, you cannot please everyone, so a "fist to five" vote may be necessary with the majority ruling. Tom from Ann Arbor
A school counselor could address a wide range of issues in a group in a few ways. One way might be to have an open-talk among the students in the group so that they could get to know each other first.
Having a group counselling setting can be beneficial so long as everyone takes part. With many students having a variety of different problems and issues it is in my opinion, best to have the students talk to each-other one-on-one with an intervention strategy.
Try having the students ask a question to another student, and the student may answer if they so wish but does not have too, but, in return must end with a question about the other student.
This activity engages the group separately and after the activity you can ask the students to share what they have learned from each other.
A school counselor could address a wide range of issues in a group in a few ways. One way might be to have an open-talk among the students in the group so that they could get to know each other first.
if you got hurt- then the nurse. if you hurt yourself or are having any outside issues- the counselor?
About 70% or more teens have issues that they wanna talk about but just don't know how to bring them up or talk about them with friends parents and or school counselor.
Tell a school counselor or Child Protective Services. Let them deal with him.
you must have a masters degree to become a school counselor
---- A school counselor is an educated therapist that deals with problems of the students at a school and often is a helpful resource. BTW: they are not very trust-worthy. when I was in school, my friend and I were having a conflict and she talked to the counselor about it. Then the counsoler told me everything my friend had said about me! Never trust the school counselor!!!
tite
It, like all licensing requirements, varies on the state. I am a Licensed School counselor in Michigan, with no teaching certificate. In Michigan if I had a teaching certificate I would be certified as a school counselor, not licensed. There appears not to be a set guideline for abbreviating Licensed School Counselor.
National School Counselor falls in with National School Counselor week. In 2013, the dates were February 4-8. In 2014, the dates were February 3-7.
ask your school counselor.
To find out about college scholarships, be sure to set up a meeting with your high school counselor. A high school counselor can offer you a wealth of information about scholarships. A high school counselor may even be able to lend you a book or two for perusing all of the scholarships that are available.
You need educational certification considerably beyond high school to be a licensed counselor.