Counseling
School counseling and guidance support students' academic, career, and personal-social development within educational settings.
Find Topic with PaperMindSoonFind papers & topics
Tools & resources
Learn & explore
VideoSoon
Scope
It covers career and vocational guidance, counseling theories and techniques in schools, and the social-emotional support of learners.
Sub-topics
- Consultants
- Academic Advising
- Faculty Advisers
- Counseling Services
- Guidance Programs
- Counseling Techniques
- Counseling Theories
- Counseling Objectives
- Guidance Objectives
- Pupil Personnel Services
- Student Personnel Services
- Career Guidance
- Career Planning
- School Guidance
- Guidance Centers
- Career Counseling
- Comprehensive Guidance
- Guidance
- Helping Relationship
- Social Support Groups
- Caseworker Approach
- Caseworkers
- Counselors
- Student Welfare
- Counselor Client Relationship
- Counseling Psychology
- Cocounseling
- Referral
- Rehabilitation Programs
- Counselor Teacher Cooperation
- Teacher Guidance
- Role Playing
- Counselor Role
- Sensitivity Training
- Consultation Programs
- Delinquent Rehabilitation
- Counseling Effectiveness
- Microcounseling
- Counselor Performance
- Counselor Training
- Counselor Characteristics
- Pupil Personnel Workers
- Laboratory Training
- Counselor Attitudes
- Counselor Evaluation
- Counselor Certification
- Counselor Qualifications
- Counselor Client Ratio
- Rehabilitation
- Counseling
- Group Guidance
- Admissions Counseling
- Post High School Guidance
- Student Personnel Workers
Core questions
- How can schools support students' development and choices?
- How is career guidance provided?
- What counseling approaches suit educational settings?
- How are students' social-emotional needs met?
Key concepts
- Vocational guidance
- Career development
- Person-centred counseling
- Social-emotional learning
- Student support
Key theories
- Vocational guidance
- Parsons founded systematic vocational guidance, matching person to occupation.
- Person-centred counseling
- Rogers's client-centred approach shaped school and educational counseling.
- Career development
- Super theorized career as lifelong developmental self-concept implementation.
History
School guidance grew from the vocational-guidance movement (Parsons), incorporated humanistic counseling (Rogers) and developmental career theory (Super), and now spans comprehensive school-counseling programs.
Debates
- Guidance versus therapy in schools
- How far school counseling should extend into clinical mental-health work.
Key figures
- Frank Parsons
- Carl Rogers
- Donald Super
Related topics
Seminal works
- parsons-1909
- rogers-1951
- super-1957
Frequently asked questions
- What does school counseling do?
- It supports students' academic, career, and social-emotional development through guidance, counseling, and coordinated support.